BALANCE-UNBALANCE 2017
[Arts + Sciences x Technology = Environment / Responsibility]
A Sense of Place
August 21 to 23, 2017
i-DAT, Plymouth University, UK.
The 6th edition of the BunB conference will be held from August 21 to 23 of 2017 in Plymouth, UK. Produced by i-DAT in collaboration with the Sustainable Earth Institute and Art and Sound at Plymouth University, BunB17 is being produced in collaboration with the North Devon’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Beaford Arts, the Eden Project and Fulldome UK.
The theme for BunB 2017 is “A Sense of Place”.
Our increasingly mediated relationship with the environment brings new insights to the invisible forces that affect complex ecologies. From meteorological data flows to temporal climate change models, our relationship with our environment is becoming more abstract, simulated and remote – tempering our desire to act. Could it be that we know more and experience less? BunB17 maps the coordinates of our Sense of Place – the horizontal landscape to the vertical transcalar spaces of the macro/micro.
Balance-Unbalance 2017 is delighted to announce the The Overview, a Leonardo 50th Anniversary Celebration.
LOCATIONBunB17 [Arts + Sciences x Technology = Environment / Responsibility] “A Sense of Place” is being hosted by i-DAT in collaboration with the Sustainable Earth Institute and Art and Sound at Plymouth University in the Roland Levinsky Building located in the heart of Plymouth City. The conference arts programme will incorporate Fulldome screenings at the Immersive Vision Theatre and a number of locations around the City of Plymouth as well as the North Devon Biosphere.
COLLABORATIONThe collaboration with North Devon’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Beaford Arts and Fulldome UK will extend the footprint of the conference beyond the city across the South West England peninsula (Devon and Cornwall) historic Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing opportunities for site specific works and projects.
DATESBALANCE-UNBALANCE 2017 “A Sense of Place” takes place over three days on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of August 2017.
Balance Unbalance is collaborating with CogNovo Off The Lip 2017, 16-18 August.
A special Balance Unbalance DataPlay event will be held on 18 & 19 August.
Partners
The Overview: Leonardo 50th Anniversary Celebration.
The Overview: Leonardo 50th Anniversary Celebration.
https://www.leonardo.info/50th-anniversary
With, amongst others, Roy Ascott, Nina Czegledy, Ricardo Dal Farra, Sue Denham, Roger Malina and Paul Thomas.
Balance Unbalance 2017 is delighted to be hosting the ‘Overview’, a 50th Anniversary Celebration of Leonardo. The Overview celebrates Leonardo’s impact by providing a transdisciplinary change of perspective on the world. The Overview is synergetic with BunB 2017’s theme: “A Sense of Place” and confronts the transcalar – the macro, meso and micro understanding of our ecologies. The Leonardo Overview Panel will take place on the 22 August. The Overview is supported by the Eden Project [www.edenproject.com]
The afternoon of Tuesday 22 of August 2017.
Room 212 Roland Levinsky Building.
The Overview Workshop is followed by the Leonardo 50th Anniversary Celebration meal at the Eden Project in Cornwall.
Celebrating the Community for 50 Years
June 2017–December 2018
A half a century ago, kinetic artist and astronautical pioneer Frank Malina set out to solve the needs of a community of artists and scientists working across disciplines by using the “new media” of the time: offset print publishing. As a groundbreaking, innovative venture, Leonardo represented a unique vision: to serve as an international channel of communication among artists, with emphasis on the writings of artists who use science and developing technologies in their work. The result was Leonardo, an academic journal for artists with the peer-review rigor of a scientific journal. For 50 years, Leonardo has been the definitive publication for artist-academics, and the field has gained momentum in recent years.
Today, documenting and capturing the creative innovators and provocateurs of culture is not enough. If media is the messenger, then we must expand our scope to represent the unique works and challenges we face in the 21st century. To fully realize our purpose and place over the next 50 years, we are opening our doors to a year and a half of community collaboration to inform our efforts to redesign our programs and mission to meet the needs of our audience. We are reaching out to pioneers, institutions, thought leaders and the curious in an effort to nurture the exploding art/science/technology global community.
As a network of networks, we are reimagining our future with you at the forefront. We invite you to come along with us on this journey of rediscovery and reinvention. Why? Because the ideas that lead to critical breakthroughs can come from any direction and they don’t taking sides.
Balance-Unbalance 2017 is pleased to welcome its Guest Speakers:
Laura Beloff
Dr. Laura Beloff (DK/FI) is an internationally acclaimed artist and a researcher. Research interests include practice-based investigations into a combination of information, technology and organic matter, which is located in the cross section of art, technology and science. Additionally to research papers, articles and book-chapters, the outcome of her artistic research is in artworks that deal with the merger of the technological and biological matter and intelligence. The research engages with areas such as human enhancement, biosemiotics, biological matter, artificial life (AL) and artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and information technology in connection to art, humans and society. She was Professor at the Art Academy in Oslo 2002-06, Visiting Professor at The University of Applied Arts in Vienna 2009, 2011, a recipient of a prestigious 5-year artists grant by the Finnish State 2007-11, and currently she is Associate Professor and the Head of PhD School at IT University in Copenhagen.
Nina Czegledy
Nina Czegledy: artist, curator, educator, works internationally on collaborative art& science& technology projects. The changing perception of the human body and its environment as well as the paradigm shifts in the arts informs her collaborative projects. She has exhibited and published widely, won awards for her artwork and has initiated, researched, lead and participated in forums and symposia worldwide. Czegledy lectured internationally and developed and co-organized numerous educational forums and workshops for educational institutes and international symposia such as ISEA, the Media Art Histories conference series and other forums.
Presentation details: Eco Art: art is life and life is embedded in nature.
Carmela Cucuzzella
Dr. Carmela Cucuzzella, is an Associate Professor in the Design and Computation Arts department and is holder of the Concordia University Research Chair in Integrated Design, Ecology and Sustainability for the Built Environment (www.ideas-be.ca). Her research work is framed within the broad domain of design studies where she investigates questions of sustainable design for urban living. Her varied background and expertise in environmental and social life cycle analysis, in green building rating systems, and in design and architecture, allows her to adopt a framework revolving around design’s interrelated dimensions of the cognitive-instrumental, the moral-practical and the aesthetic-expressive forms of conception and discourse.
Jochen Jaeger
Dr. Jaeger received his PhD from the Department of Environmental Sciences at the ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology). He held a position at the Centre of Technology Assessment in Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart, Germany, and lectured at the University of Stuttgart. In 2001, he went to Canada as a postdoctoral fellow with Dr. Lenore Fahrig in her Landscape Ecology Laboratory at Carleton University, Ottawa, funded by the German Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina. From 2003 to 2007 he was back in Zurich at the ETH as a research associate and was funded by the German Research Foundation DFG, the Swiss National Science Foundation SNF, the Swiss Federal Roads Authority, and the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment. His two last larger projects in Zurich were on the degree of landscape fragmentation and the degree of urban sprawl in Switzerland as indicators for the Swiss Monitoring System of Sustainable Development (MONET). He joined Concordia University in July 2007. In addition to his position at the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, he is an affiliated member of the Department of Biology.
Presentation details: Transdisciplinary research: Why is it still so rare, and why should we care?
Andrew Kruczkiewicz
Andrew is interested in the role of satellites and remote sensing technology for sector-specific applications. This includes developing algorithms to detect and map spatial and temporal patterns of precipitation, temperature and other climatic variables and analyzing their impact on agriculture and public health. He is also interested in the intersection of the social and physical sciences, especially pertaining to the integration of remote sensing into early warning systems for extreme events such as floods, storm surge from tropical cyclones, wildfires and landslides. At the IRI, Kruczkiewicz is part of the Environmental Monitoring Program and aids in the development and integration of environmental remote sensing products into early warning systems for human health, agriculture and natural disasters. For the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate, he is holds the position of Science Advisor, specializing in flood risk management and exploring innovative approaches to communicate climate risk.
Presentation details: Climate and Art: Timescales and Extreme Events
Luis Szaran
LUIS SZARAN “Artist for Peace of UNESCO”: He studied music in Asuncion, Paraguay and later at the Conservatoire Saint Cecilia of Rome. He had Massimo Pradella, Piero Bellugi, Franco Ferrara, Hans Swarowsky and Luciano Berio as teachers.
Director of the Symphonic Orchestra of Asunción (OSCA), and of the Zipoli Ensemble of Venice. He conducted prestigious orchestras in South America, USA and Europe. In recent seasons his compositions were premiered by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, the Orchestra Sinfonietta of Paris, the Turin Philharmonic Orchestra and the Venice Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2002, and as a social entrepreneur, he founded the program of social-community integration through music, Sonidos de la Tierra, aimed at children and young people of limited resources. In 2006, he founded the World Orchestra “Weltweite Klänge” in Nurenberg, Germany. In 2008, he was elected by the American University as one of the 12 most outstanding leaders of Paraguay.
Presentation details: New Sounds for Non-Formal Music Education
Balance-Unbalance 2017 Organising Committee
B Aga: i-DAT Creative Producer.
Dr. Leah Barclay: Director, Biosphere Soundscapes.
Gianni Corino: Associate Head of School of Art Design and Architecture
Libby Chapman-Lane: Conference Administration
Dr. Ricardo Dal Farra: Director, Balance-Unbalance Conference
Jane Grant: Art and Sound Co-Convener
Céline Holman: Senior Exhibit Designer, The Eden Project
Dr Simon Lock: i-DAT Technical Producer
Prof. Mike Phillips: Director of Research at i-DAT, Balance-Unbalance 2017 Convener
Coral Manton: i-DAT Researcher.
Dr John Mathias: Art and Sound Co-Convener.
Dawn Melville: i-DAT Director of Operations.
Prof. Iain Stewart: Director of the Sustainable Earth Institute
Prof. Paul Thomas: UNSW Art and Design
Mark Wallace: Director of Beaford Arts/ vice-chair of the North Devon Biosphere Partnership
About:
Balance-Unbalance (BunB) is an International Conference designed to use art as a catalyst to explore intersections between NATURE, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY as we move into an era of both unprecedented ecological threats and transdisciplinary possibilities.
The Balance-Unbalance conference will bring artists together with scientists, economists, philosophers, politicians, management and policy experts, sociologists and engineers from across the world with the intent of engendering a deeper awareness and creating lasting intellectual working partnerships in solving our global environmental crisis.
“We are living in a world reaching a critical point where the equilibrium between a healthy environment, the energy our society needs to maintain or improve this lifestyle and the interconnected economies could pass more quickly than expected from the current complex balance to a complete new reality where unbalance would be the rule and human beings would need to be as creative as never before to survive. Environmental problems, economic uncertainty and political complexity have been around for a long time. What was different before was the speed and depth of transformations compared with today’s sudden changes. The frequent occurrence and severity that certain weather and climate-related events are having around us is increasing, and the ability of human beings on modifying adjacent surroundings as well as distant places have turn into a power capable of altering the planet […] The arts could play a major part in helping the global society to understand the magnitude of the crisis we are facing, and in promoting the awareness around environmental matters. it could also be a very good vehicle to disseminate proposals able produce changes in our behavior and decisions, influencing our chances for the future. Artists could promote inter and transdisciplinary actions focusing on our responsibility regarding the turning point we are living in defining the future of -human- life on Earth.”
(Dr. Ricardo Dal Farra, Balance-Unbalance founder).
For futher information on the Balance Unbalance agenda read: Breaking Paradigms: Electronic Arts & Humanitarian Actions
by Ricardo Dal Farra.
Balance-Unbalance 2017, A Sense of Place is the 6th edition in the conference series.
- BunB 2016 – Manizales, Colombia: www.balance-unbalance2016.org
- BunB 2015 – Arizona, United States: www.balance-unbalance2015.org
- BunB 2013 – Noosa, Australia: www.balance-unbalance2013.org
- BunB 2011 – Montreal, Canada: www.balance-unbalance2011.hexagram.ca
- BunB 2010 – Buenos Aires, Argentina: www.ceiarteuntref.edu.ar/eq-deseq-en
Schedule Of Events
(Version 2, 20/08/17: old skool version. Tuesday and Wednesday updates coming soon.)
WEB VERSION OF PRINTED BALANCE-UNBALANCE SCHEDULE HERE:
Plymouth Campus Map for: Roland Levinsky Building, Scott, The House, IV Theatre:
Wednesday 16th – Friday 18th:
Friday 18th and Saturday 19th:
Conference Workshop Registration:
Sunday 20th:
Registration:
Registration will be in RLB Crosspoint at 09:30 – 10:00 each day on the 21st-23rd:
The Balance-Unbalance 2017 Exhibitions are taking place in:
20-23/ EDEN PROJECT:
[opening at the Leonardo 50th Anniversary meal]
Google maps link / Eden Project, Bodelva, Par PL24 2SG
Anthropocene River. Roslyn Taplin
Arboretum: Rhizomatic Polynesia. Ian Clothier
Survival River Series. Brydee Rood
Watermarks. Anastasia Tyurina
Flight of the Monarchs/Vuelo de las Monarcas. Robert Mackay, Jessica Rodriguez, Rolando Rodriguez
21 (18.30-20.00) – 23/ OCEAN STUDIOS, Royal William Yard:
[Opening at the Conference Meal]
Google map link/ Royal William Rd, Plymouth PL1 3RP
Smarting Bodies. Evelina Rajca
Orbit Series. Michaela French
Four Continents. Pete Davis
21 – 23/ ROLAND LEVINSKY CROSSPOINT:
Comestible: Seven-Day Meal Plan. Pat Badani
Avifauna of Estrogenic Paradise. Byron Rich
On Location. Kayla Parker
Non-Sense of Place. Michael Straeubig
The Woodpecker. Rihards Vitols
The Home Planet. Samuel Pellman & Lauren Ross
Universal Objects Park 1. Tanja Vujinovic
Turbidity Paintings. Thomas Asmuth & Sara Gevurtz
The Northern Polar Studies. Tom Corby & Gavin Bailey
8Bit Solar Wind Machine and PHOENIX.WOLFANDDOTCOM.INFO. Andre Sier
The Incredible Balancing Act. League of Imaginary Scientists
M.A.R.R.S. Moon Bounce. Benjamin Pothier
Between Minds And Bodies – Listening In The Dance Improvisation. Klara Lucznick
Waters of the Past: Walking with the Ancients. Tracey Benson & Josiah Jordan.
Turbidity Paintings. Thomas Asmuth & Sara Gevurtz
White Cart Loom. Vicky Isley and Paul Smith
Braunton Burrows open microphone project SOUNDCAMP
21 – 23/ ROLAND LEVINSKY 2 FLOOR BALCONY [POSTERS]
SOLARIZER: The solar power synthesiser. Laura P. Gracia
if we do nothing (towards the creative sonification of climate change data). James Alexander Wyness
Multispecies Roundtable for Climate Impact. Pamela Cajilig, Diego S. Maranan, Arlene Sy, Oliver Salva, Angelo Vermeulen
In a time of global uncertainty and dark ecology, how can artists bear witness through creative practice? Kate Paxman
Balancing climate change and learning through games. David Crookall, Pimnutcha Promduangsri, Pariphat Promduangsri
21 – 23/ SCOTT BUILDING
Situations for Empathic Movement. Leslie Sharpe
Hybrid Soundscape. Linda O Keefe
Listening to the Distance: Eagle. Yolande Harris
21 – 23/ THE HOUSE:
[Opening 18.00-19.00 wine reception in Roland Levinsky Building with the House Performances]
FLUIDATA SOUNDSCAPE. Susan Fuks and James Cunningham
Orford Ness. Nikki Sheth
If we do nothing. James Wyness
23 / 10:00-13:00. SEYMOUR HOUSE CAMERA OBSCURA.
[minibus shuttle, please use Eventbrite for bookings]
Google maps link / George Street, Mount Wise, Plymouth PL1 4JQ
this excited surface. Jane Grant
CONFERENCE SPACES:
Roland Levinsky Building Lecture Theatre 1.
Roland Levinsky Building Lecture Theatre 2.
Roland Levinsky Building Jill Cragie Cinema.
Roland Levinsky Building 206/207.
Roland Levinsky Building 208/209.
Roland Levinsky Building 212.:
Monday 21st:
LECTURE THEATRE 1: Roland Levinsky Building
10:00 – 10:20: Welcome to Balance-Unbalance 2017
10:20 – 10:40: Can we change direction? Ricardo Dal Farra
10:40 – 11:20: New Sounds for Non-Formal Music Education:
Guest Speaker: Luis Szaran [translator: Nuria Bonet Filella]
11:20 – 11:40: Break
11:40 – 12:00: Light, Place and Presence. Michaela French
12:00 – 12:20: Urban abstract – reflections on image, semiotics and awareness. Julia Heurling
12:20 – 12:40: Impact Lab. Oli Raud, Ben Neild & Iain Stewart
12:40 – 13:20: Climate and Art: Timescales and Extreme Events. Guest Speaker: Andrew Kruczkiewicz
13:20 – 14:20: Lunch
14:20 – 14:40: Ecological Sound Art. Jono Gilmurray
14:40 – 15:00: Listening To Ecological Interference: Renewable Technologies And Their Soundscapes.
Linda O Keeffe.
15:00 – 15:20: Resound/Su Sonu Torrau in Assolo – A case study on soundscape enhancement as a means to impact on the depopulation process in a disappearing village of Sardinia. Cristina Marras, Federica Pau & Roberto Zanata (video and skype)
15:20 – 15:40: Climatic Aesthetic Senses of Place, Feeling and Being.Louise Boisclair
15:40 – 16:00: Ragatime: the short-lived ascendency of Fatehpur Sikri. Terry Trickett
16:00 – 16:20: Break.
LECTURE THEATRE 2: Roland Levinsky Building
11:40 – 12-20: Artists Talks.
11:40 – 12:00: Comestible: Seven-Day Meal Plan. Pat Badani
12:00 – 12:20 M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier
12:20 – 12:40: A New Order_ Machine After Leonardo. Camilla Boemio. (by skype)
14:20 – 15:20: Artists Talks.
14:20 – 14:40: PHOENIX.WOLFANDDOTCOM.INFO André Sier
15:20 – 15:40: Listening to the Temporal Complexities of Changing Environments. Leah Barclay. (by skype)
15:40 – 16:00: qbotics and the conquest of the -inner- space: a compensation system for fresh water resources. Alejandro Baranek & Leonardo Belén. (Video and skype)
WORKSHOP/PANELS: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 206/207
14:20 – 17:00: An International Science Technology Engineering Art and Mathematics (STEAM) workshop.
Workshop Moderators: Paul Thomas and Mike Phillips. Panel members: Mike Stubbs, Lucia Arias, Roger Malina, Laura Beloff, Edward Shanken.
WORKSHOPS: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 208/209
11:40 – 12:40: reGEN: Art & Science Addressing Climate Change – A South Texas Project Seeking Field Input & Feedback. Penelope Boyer, Jose Chapa, Carol LaFayette, A&M University, Matthew Eric Mendez, Emily Royall & Luz María Sánchez-Cardona.
12:40 – 14:00: Atta. Carol Lafayette, Fred Parke, Tatsuya Nakamura and Carl J. Pierce
14:20 – 17:00: All the landscapes you are. Victoria Douka-Doukopoulou.
FULLDOME SCREENINGS: Immersive Vision Theatre [IVT]
13:20 – 14:20: Screenings:
13:20 -13:25: Or. Snow Yunxue Fu
13:25 – 13:29: Cosmografias. Andreia Oliveira, Alexandre Montibeller, Cristiano Figueiró, Evaristo Do Nascimento, Fabio Almeida, Matheus Moreno and Muriel Paraboni
13:29 – 13:38: M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier and Guillaume Lucas
13:38 – 13:44: Diapsid Kate Paxman
13:44 – 13:50: Defrost. François Quévillon
13:50 – 13:58: Surface Tension. Simon Le Boggit
13:58 – 14:04: Morphology for Microcellular Injection. Israel Alejandro López García and Fátima Edith Ramírez Domínguez
14:04 – 14:10: Superheroes of the Deep. Isabella Beyer
14:10 -14:20: TBC
15:00 -16:00: Screenings:
15:00 – 15:40: RCA FullDome Research Group. Michaela French
15:40 – 16:05: Genesis. Katerina Karoussos
VR Works: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 205 (through 204)
11: 40 – 16:00: M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier and Guillaume Lucas
11: 40 – 16:00: Human Gaze. VR. Remzi Yagiz Mungan
16:20-19:30 PERFORMANCES IN THE HOUSE:
Carlos Garaté: SUB:
Nuria Bonet Filella: The Voice of the Sea
Shaun Lewin: The Great Forest of Plymouth: Triptych
Anna Terzaroli: Dark Path #6
Brona Martin: Beyond the Lakes
Mark Pilkington: Lamaload
18:00-19:00 Wine Reception:
Roland Levinsky Crosspoint
18:30 – 20:00: OCEAN STUDIOS OPENING:
See Exhibitions:
The Cooperage, Royal William Yard, Plymouth PL1 3RP.
Bus 34A from bus-stop A2 and A1 on Royal Parade or 30 minute walk.
20.00-23.00: Conference Meal:
Le Bistrot Pierre, New Cooperage, Plymouth PL1 3RP. (Bookings with registration only).
Tuesday 22nd:
LECTURE THEATRE 1: Roland Levinsky Building
09:40 – 10:20: The Sense of Real. Guest Speaker: Laura Beloff
10:20 – 10:40: [RE]PLACE [RE]CONSTRUCTING SOUNDSCAPES A collaborative socially-engaged sonic art project. Luz Maria Sanchez-Cardona
10:40 – 11:00: The Atlantic Project: After the Future. Tom Trevor
11:20 – 11:40: Break
11:40 – 12:00: Hidden Histories of North Devon: Art, Memory, and Environmental Change. Sophie McCormack, Mark Wallace
12:00 – 12:20: Towards a sustainable Earth. Sustainable Earth Institute. Iain Stewart.
12:20 – 12:40: Data Play Presentation. Thomas Westrope
12:40 – 13:00: Development and Deployment of Low-Cost Environmental Monitoring Sensors: Some Lessons Learned. Simon Lock
13:00 – 13:20: Mobile Air Quality Monitors. Elixel.13:20 – 14:20: Lunch
14:20 – 15:00: Transdisciplinary research: Why is it still so rare, and why should we care? Guest Speaker: Jochen Jaeger & Martin Scheringer.
16:00 – 16:20: Break.
LECTURE THEATRE 2: Roland Levinsky Building
10:20 – 11:20: Artists Talks. TBC
11:40 – 13-20: Artists Talks.
11:40 – 12:00: Waters of the Past: Walking with the Ancients Tracey Benson & Josiah Jordan
13:00 – 13:20: The Incredible Balancing Act The League of Imaginary Scientists: Walk-through with Lucy HG Solomon of The Incredible Balancing Act by the League of Imaginary Scientists; 2nd floor viewing space of RLB
POSTER SESSION: 2nd Floor Balcony, Roland Levinsky Building
13: 20 – 14:20: POSTER SESSION: 2nd Floor Balcony, Roland Levinsky Building
SCREENING: Jill Craigie Cinema, Roland Levinsky Building
12:40 – 13:20: ‘Broadmead – The Movie’. A film by Stanley Donwood and Mat Consume. Narrated by Lexden Morant. Music composed and performed by John Matthias and Jay Auborn.
FULLDOME WORKSHOP: IVT/Roland Levinsky Building, Room 210
10:20 – 13:20: FullDome Workshop. Isabella Buczek, Luke Christison, Coral Manton, Michael Strauebig. Eventbrite Booking,
limited to 10 participants:
WORKSHOP/PANELS: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 206/207
11:40 – 13:00: Artistic experiments for contemporary stewardship. Seila Fernández Arconada and Bernard Fairhurst
WORKSHOPS: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 208/209
FULLDOME SCREENINGS: Immersive Vision Theatre [IVT]
13:20 – 14:20: Screenings:
13:20 -13:28: Surface Tension. Simon Le Boggit
13:28 – 13:34: Diapsid. Kate Paxman
13.34 – 13:39: Super Heroes of the Deep. Isabella Beyer
13:39 – 13:45: Defrost. François Quévillon
13:45 – 13:50: Cosmografias. Andreia Oliveira, Alexandre Montibeller, Cristiano Figueiró, Evaristo Do Nascimento, Fabio Almeida, Matheus Moreno and Muriel Paraboni
13:50 – 14:00: M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier and Guillaume Lucas
14:00 – 14:20: Quantum Consciousness. Paul Thomas
14:20 – 14:45: Performing Ritual and Embodying the Divine. Thomas Dick, Kate Genevieve.
14:45 – 15:20: ELDORADO: Iraq 2012 – 2013 (Designed Soundscape, Unity3D Environment). Edouard Beau
VR Works: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 205 (through 204)
10:20 – 15:00: M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier and Guillaume Lucas
10:20 – 15:00: Human Gaze. VR. Remzi Yagiz Mungan
10:20 – 15:00: Atta. Carol Lafayette, Fred Parke, Tatsuya Nakamura and Carl J. Pierce
15:00- 17:00: The Overview: Leonardo 50th Anniversary Celebration.
Roland Levinsky Building, Room 212.
With, amongst others, Nina Czegledy, Ricardo Dal Farra, Sue Denham, Roger Malina and Paul Thomas.
17:00-23:30: Leonardo 50th Anniversary meal at the Eden Project.
Following the Overview Workshop the Leonardo 50th Anniversary meal will take place at the Eden Project, 19:20- 11:30.
Coach leaves at 17:00. Bookings made at the time of registration only.
With the performance of Music for solo violin with Neurogranular Sampler by John Matthias and Daniel Smith.
WEDNESDAY 23rd:
this excited surface Seymour House Camera Obscura. Devonport. Wednesday. [Shuttle minibus 10.00/11.00/12.00] 09:40 – 10:20: Eco Art: art is life and life is embedded in nature. Guest Speaker: Nina Czegledy 10:20 – 10:40: Gamification, citizen science and civic engagement: in search of the common good. Rejane Spitz, Clorisval Pereira Jr, Leonardo Cardarelli Leite, Marcelo Pedruzzi Ferranti, Renan Kogut, Wesley Oliveira, Peter Dam, & Francisco Queiroz. 10:40 – 11:00: The Yorkshire Soundscape Project: multi-disciplinary approaches to a sound artist’s experience of landscape through the frameworks of soundscape ecology and composition. Tariq Emam 11:00 – 11:20: Rebalancing media in environments: analysing flows of action. Rocio von Jungenfeld. 11:20 – 11:40: Break 11:40 – 12:00: Turbidity Paintings: Communicating Science Through the Lens of Art. Sara Gevurtz & Thomas Asmuth. 12:00 – 12:20: Placing the Self in an alien Territory as Design Act. Tommaso Maggio. 13:20 – 14:20: Lunch 14:20 – 15:00: CoLLaboratoire: Activating Ecological Knowledge through Community Design Experiments. Guest Speaker: Carmela Cucuzzella, with Jean-Pierre Chupin & Sherif Goubran 15:20 – 15:40: Information Visualization and Smart Cities – Practices and Cultural Perspectives. Marcilon Melo15:40 – 16:00: Plenary Session. 16:00 – 16:20: Break. 10:20 – 10:40: ANnIE (Autonomous Nomadic Intelligent Ecosystem), 2017 Byron Rich 10:40 – 11:00: Intercreate.org: Developing the culture to create a sustainable civilisation. Ian Clothier 11:00 – 11:20: Superheroes of the Deep. Isabella Beyer 11:40 – 13-20: Artists Talks. 11.40-12:00: Non-Sense of Place. Three interventions. Michael Straeubig 12:00 – 12:20: Survival River Series. Brydee Rood 12:20 – 12:40: Between Minds And Bodies – Listening In The Dance Improvisation. Klara Lucznick 13:20 – 14:20: Watermarks. Anastasia Tyurina 14:20 – 15:00: ‘Broadmead – The Movie’. A film by Stanley Donwood and Mat Consume. Narrated by Lexden Morant. Music composed and performed by John Matthias and Jay Auborn. 10:20 – 13:20 #OurChangingClimate: Community Networks for Global Resilience. N. Claire Napawan, Sheryl-Ann Simpson, Brett Snyder 14:20 – 15:20: Advances In Eco-Sensing and the Soundscape: A Virtual Panel. Grant Smith with Eric Leonardson, Linda Keane, Amanda Gutierrez, Lindsey French, Leah Barclay & Norman Long. 14:20 – 16:00: CREEK WALK, CHALLENGING ‘GETTING THERE’ AND EXPLORING ‘BEING HERE’ Suzon Fuks and James Cunningham [minibus] 13:20 – 13:30: Quantum Consciousness. Paul Thomas 13:30 – 13:40: ELDORADO: Iraq 2012 – 2013 (Designed Soundscape, Unity3D Environment). Edouard Beau 13:40 – 14:00: Genesis. Katerina Karoussos 14:00 – 14:20: Of The Spheres. Thomas Dick, Kate Genevieve. 15:00 – 15:30: RCA FullDome Research Group. Michaela French 15:30 – 16:00: Scaling data and the Universe. Luke Christison 10: 40 – 16:00: M.A.A.R.S. The Atacama’s Journey. Benjamin Pothier and Guillaume Lucas 10: 20 – 16:00: Human Gaze. VR. Remzi Yagiz Mungan 10:20 – 16:00: Atta. Carol Lafayette, Fred Parke, Tatsuya Nakamura and Carl J. Pierce Flowing with Polynesian Stick Charts in South MeldornLECTURE THEATRE 1: Roland Levinsky Building
LECTURE THEATRE 2: Roland Levinsky Building
10:20 – 11:20: Artists Talks.
SCREENING: Jill Craigie Cinema, Roland Levinsky Building
WORKSHOP/PANELS: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 206/207
WORKSHOPS: Bircham Valley Local Nature Reserve
FULLDOME SCREENINGS: Immersive Vision Theatre [IVT]
VR Works: Roland Levinsky Building, Room 205 (through 204)
THURSDAY 24th:
WORKSHOP: Open Microphones/Real-Time Audio Streaming.
WORKSHOP: in the UNESCO North Devon Biosphere Reserve.
Rocio von Jungenfeld and Vincent Van Uffelen
9:00-15:00 [minibus]
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