Gallery
Please find here the approved applications to the Social Art Award 2021 – New Greening. The open call was closed on 1 May.
The next Open Call for the Social Art Ward will be opened in 2023.
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Forest
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Title:
Forest
Forest
Author:
Anais-karenin
Anais-karenin
Description:
In this work of bioart, the colors of the plants were extracted by a chemical process, making color and form be separate. This images discuss our imaginary about the forests, about the green, about the artificial process with nature, and about how we think about the environment as a material and not as a living being who has a soul. The work was made through the connections between art and science. With a collaboration of the scientist Eduardo Padilha, we are facing the art as "scientific communication", as a way to inform people and inspire they to think about the relations with enviroment trough a more deeply approach and reflection. Using scientific process the public try to extract informations from the images. But the art symbolims of the work also can be catched at the same time. We believe that this bioart works can use the approach of the art and of the science to inspire people to engage in a more social approach to enviroment and the beings that inhabit.
In this work of bioart, the colors of the plants were extracted by a chemical process, making color and form be separate. This images discuss our imaginary about the forests, about the green, about the artificial process with nature, and about how we think about the environment as a material and not as a living being who has a soul. The work was made through the connections between art and science. With a collaboration of the scientist Eduardo Padilha, we are facing the art as "scientific communication", as a way to inform people and inspire they to think about the relations with enviroment trough a more deeply approach and reflection. Using scientific process the public try to extract informations from the images. But the art symbolims of the work also can be catched at the same time. We believe that this bioart works can use the approach of the art and of the science to inspire people to engage in a more social approach to enviroment and the beings that inhabit.
Description:
In this work of bioart, the colors of the plants were extracted by a chemical process, making color and form be separate. This images discuss our imaginary about the forests, about the green, about the artificial process with nature, and about how we think about the environment as a material and not as a living being who has a soul. The work was made through the connections between art and science. With a collaboration of the scientist Eduardo Padilha, we are facing the art as "scientific communication", as a way to inform people and inspire they to think about the relations with enviroment trough a more deeply approach and reflection. Using scientific process the public try to extract informations from the images. But the art symbolims of the work also can be catched at the same time. We believe that this bioart works can use the approach of the art and of the science to inspire people to engage in a more social approach to enviroment and the beings that inhabit.
In this work of bioart, the colors of the plants were extracted by a chemical process, making color and form be separate. This images discuss our imaginary about the forests, about the green, about the artificial process with nature, and about how we think about the environment as a material and not as a living being who has a soul. The work was made through the connections between art and science. With a collaboration of the scientist Eduardo Padilha, we are facing the art as "scientific communication", as a way to inform people and inspire they to think about the relations with enviroment trough a more deeply approach and reflection. Using scientific process the public try to extract informations from the images. But the art symbolims of the work also can be catched at the same time. We believe that this bioart works can use the approach of the art and of the science to inspire people to engage in a more social approach to enviroment and the beings that inhabit.