Johanna: Hey Burak, so nice to meet you! You recently joined the Design+Posthumanism Network so I’ll begin with a question that was directed at me in the stitches series shortly after I joined: Where in life are you? Burak: Hey Johanna, it’s … read more
Presentation & Prototype Launch Council of Forest – Project PresentationJune 2nd, 18:00 CESTOnline & at Transit, Telefonplan (Stockholm) What would an ancient pine say about deforestation? How would fishes react to a hydropower plant? Can AI embody the wisdom of … read more
VIBRA is a multi-scale endeavor that aims to create more inclusive living environments for human and non-human residents. Our team brings together practitioners from biotremology (animal vibration communication), inclusive studies, and more-than-human perspectives to design, art, and architecture to develop … read more
Erik Sandelin defends his doctoral thesis “Design and Grace – An Ahuman Odyssey”. In a world where human activities often violently constrict the lives of others, how can designers cultivate creative acts of withdrawal, foreclosure and leaving be? Design is … read more
Non-human animals have played an important role in western culture, from children’s fables to cartoon and movie characters in popular and occult media. We tend to represent animals as beings that bring us happiness and companionship; how many TikTok videos … read more
In this online seminar at the University of the Arts, Bremen in the summer term 2021 we dissected the posthuman in many ways: We unwrapped the socio-political and historical implications of what it means to be human, as well as … read more
In August 2022, researchers in the fields of design, art, engineering and anthropology got together for three weeks to focus their full attention on their little animal companions, insects. An INterSpecies Exploration by biodigital Craft and manufacturing Technologies I.N.S.E.C.T. Summer Camp … read more
Working with Meadow Lab, Feral Malmö has been continuing with walks around the city. Most recently in Pildammsparken we have been following paths through the carefully arranged beeches and exploring the concept of Bioregionalism, as described by Peter Berg and … read more