Futures of Living Technologies
The first edition of FAEN – Female Experimental Art Norway, a three-week long exhibition and symposium programme concerning the experimental art field in Norway, was held from October 17th to November 3rd at Atelier Nord in Oslo. This first edition focused on the groundbreaking achievements…
3rd International Conference on Art, Science, Technologies and Humanities, Latvia.
The last couple of weeks in august, Spanish artists Maria Castellanos & Alberto Valverde attended a residency at OsloMet hosted through the FeLT project. The last few years the artist couple has been working on technical experimentation and speculative designs for revealing existential life in…
Haakon Haraldsen Roen, Vako Varankian and Stefano Nichele presented Gathering of the Hive: Investigating the Clustering Behaviour of Honeybees Through Art and Swarm Robotics at the Artificial Life conference. A video can be seen here: Gathering of the Hive (2019)
On the 5th of July , Haakon Haraldsen Roen and Vako Varankian presented Gathering of the Hive: Investigating the Clustering Behaviour of Honeybees Through Art and Swarm Robotics. This collaboration is also part of Haakon's master thesis , advisors were Boel, Stefano and Kristin. A…
On the 14th of June, Kristin Bergaust presented the FELT project to colleagues from around the world in a conference that was very relevant to our future plans and provided both learning, inspiration and new contacts.
On Tuesday 30th April the FELT project group has invited colleagues and friends to the kickoff meeting with presentation by Kristin Bergaust, Stefano Nichele, and guest Maria Castellanos. Maria (http://mariacastellanos.net) is a Spanish artist and researcher with PhD in fine arts from University of Vigo.…
Kristin Bergaust has presented the FELT project at the NOBA BioArt Symposium - Thinking through matter, organized by the Norwegian BioArt Arena. (Photo: Zane Cerpina )
We have the pleasure to announce that the conference Renewable Futures 2020 will be held at OsloMet. The FELT project will contribute to the organization. Welcome! Link to conference series
Congratulations to the FELT project group for securing a 1 MNOK internal grant at OsloMet for 2019-20. The multi-disciplinary project will conduct in-depth transdisciplinary research to meet challenges and discover possibilities in the interrelations and intersections that occur between human beings, living environments and machines…