Symposium «New Elements». SESSION 2. The autographic world

2:57 Introduction. Daria Parkhomenko, founder and curator of Laboratoria Art&Science Foundation (Russia)
12:28 About the New Elements exhibition. Dietmar Offenhuber, curator, professor at Northeastern University, Boston, MA (USA)
29:08 Introduction of speakers

34:19 Natalia Fedorova, artist, curator, lecturer at ITMO (Russia)
44:15 Tuula Närhinen, artist (Finland)
1:00:36 Andrey Glazovsky, glaciologist, Institute of Geography, RAS (Russia)
1:21:40 Erich Berger, artist (Finland)
1:35:53 Samaneh Moafi, Forensic Architecture, architect, researcher (UK)

1:54:05 Q&A

This session of the symposium includes artists, scientists, and philosophers who work with environmental traces and material information. The panel examines the nature of material traces, how they can help us make sense of global changes, and their relevance in a digitally-dominated world.

What is the relevance of an autographic perspective — the idea that every process inscribes itself into the world as traces — in today’s society?

What can we learn from material traces about the nature of digital information?

Has digital culture made it more difficult to perceive changes in our physical environment?

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Supported by: Austrian Cultural Forum, Goethe Institute in Moscow, Finland Embassy, Cultural and Education Sector of the British Embassy in Moscow within the international program UK – Russia Creative Bridge 2021-2022

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