Today computer technology manifests as a broad, hi-tech environment of intelligent, (self)learning systems, that pervade activity in every sphere of society while profoundly influencing not only the global economic but also ecological reality. Contemporary techno-ecology entwines technological and biological systems within which the human subject no longer has a privileged position; he or she is integrated into them fundamentally reconfigured and on a common plane with other (non-human) actors and events. Rather than renounce or interpret complexities of these processes that escape our comprehension, art can be driven by them in order to expand and transform our conceptual apparatus. It can thus develop new ways of interacting with technological and natural systems, investigate the role of new technologies for the empowerment of the non-human world and their potential in the absence of human-oriented goals.
25th MFRU Automated Ecologies
11.–18. October 2019, Maribor, Slovenia
Today computer technology manifests as a broad, hi-tech environment of intelligent, (self)learning systems, that pervade activity in every sphere of society while profoundly influencing not only the global economic but also ecological reality. Contemporary techno-ecology entwines technological and biological systems within which the human subject no longer has a privileged position; he or she is integrated into them fundamentally reconfigured and on a common plane with other (non-human) actors and events. Rather than renounce or interpret complexities of these processes that escape our comprehension, art can be driven by them in order to expand and transform our conceptual apparatus. It can thus develop new ways of interacting with technological and natural systems, investigate the role of new technologies for the empowerment of the non-human world and their potential in the absence of human-oriented goals.
Participating
- Agustina Andreoletti,
- Louis Armand,
- Marko Bauer,
- Robert Bobnič,
- Vit Bohal,
- Benjamin Bratton,
- Dustin Breitling,
- Živa Brglez,
- Jernej Burkeljca,
- DJ QBERT,
- drone emoji,
- Mat Dryhurst,
- Christian Fennesz,
- Dorota Gawęda,
- Gramofonoteka,
- Peli Grietzer,
- Marina Gržinić,
- Hackteria,
- Max Hampshire,
- Miha Horvat,
- Mark Horvath,
- Izvanredni Bob,
- Anja Jelovšek,
- Paul Kolling,
- Matej Koren,
- Primož Krašovec,
- Eglė Kulbokaitė,
- Voranc Kumar,
- Lukáš Likavčan,
- Adam Lovasz,
- Bogna M. Konior,
- Metahaven,
- Nika Metličar,
- Blaž Miklavčič,
- Edina Muftić,
- Domen Ograjenšek,
- Frida Ortgies-Tonn,
- Jani Pavlič,
- Denis Perčič,
- Špela Petrič,
- Tjaša Pogačar,
- Peter Purg,
- Rene Rusjan,
- Sašo Sedlaček,
- Paul Seidler,
- Jenna Sutela,
- Matija Ternovec,
- THE FRESH CREW,
- Andrej Tomažin,
- Maks Valenčič,
- Tadej Vindiš,
- Staš Vrenko,
- Tanja Vujinović,
- Johannes Wilke
Colophon
Artistic director | Miha Horvat |
Curator | Tjaša Pogačar |
Coordinator | Sonja Gregorn |
Production
Supported by
Coproduced by
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Mesto žensk
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Gramofonoteka
Partners
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Staninvest d.o.o.
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Soundbiro
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Društvo likovnih umetnikov Maribor DLUM
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Kooperativa PERON z.o.o.
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Bunderskanzleramt
Sponsors
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AzureFilm
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Europlakat
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Vino Mlakar
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Rent a kombi
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BIG SCREEN MARIBOR
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Izobraževalni center Piramida
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Jana
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Green Gold Brewing
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Restavracija 7