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Forms of Intelligence #04 - Underground communications with Sylvia Rimat; artist.
‘’When you look at a tree how often do you think or know about the sophisticated fungal networks under the ground and what kind of mutually beneficial relationships they have with the trees?’’
This conversation was recorded by Tatiana Powell & Lewis Campbell as part of the KWMC Forms of Intelligence Project funded by DCRC & KWMC
For more information visit: https://kwmc.org.uk/projects/formsofintelligence/
Sylvia deftly blends theatre and performance art. She encourages her audience to interact playfully with elements of video, audio, new technologies, animals (imagined and real) and fragments of dance. Consciousness, memory, imagination and our connectivity with the natural world are recurring areas of interest, coupled with personal experiences. She collaborates with specialists from fields including Neuroscience, Mathematics, Psychology and from various communities, culminating in entertaining and thought-provoking performances. Her work has been presented throughout the UK, including the British Council Showcase at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London’s Barbican Centre in SPILL Festival, and internationally in Europe and Australia (Proximity Festival Perth; Sydney Festival).
http://sylviarimat.com/
Tatiana Powell:
Made the Forms of Intelligence podcasts during a journalist internship programme at KWMC supported by Lewis Campbell and KWMC producers for the Forms of Intelligence project. Tatiana is a 2019 graduate from the University of Bristol, completing a degree in Social Policy with quantitative research method with honours. She is director of TP Research (freelance research and project management), Creative Director of PPA (virtual assistance and business growth), and a freelance journalist and editor at KWMC, as well as sitting on the Board of Trustees at the Full Circle Project at the Docklands Community Centre in Bristol. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion, specialising in working with BME [Black and Minority Ethnic] males in Britain, and aims to support the above in a qualitative and quantitative way.
Photo by Kira Louw from Pexels
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By Knowle West Media Centre‘’When you look at a tree how often do you think or know about the sophisticated fungal networks under the ground and what kind of mutually beneficial relationships they have with the trees?’’
This conversation was recorded by Tatiana Powell & Lewis Campbell as part of the KWMC Forms of Intelligence Project funded by DCRC & KWMC
For more information visit: https://kwmc.org.uk/projects/formsofintelligence/
Sylvia deftly blends theatre and performance art. She encourages her audience to interact playfully with elements of video, audio, new technologies, animals (imagined and real) and fragments of dance. Consciousness, memory, imagination and our connectivity with the natural world are recurring areas of interest, coupled with personal experiences. She collaborates with specialists from fields including Neuroscience, Mathematics, Psychology and from various communities, culminating in entertaining and thought-provoking performances. Her work has been presented throughout the UK, including the British Council Showcase at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London’s Barbican Centre in SPILL Festival, and internationally in Europe and Australia (Proximity Festival Perth; Sydney Festival).
http://sylviarimat.com/
Tatiana Powell:
Made the Forms of Intelligence podcasts during a journalist internship programme at KWMC supported by Lewis Campbell and KWMC producers for the Forms of Intelligence project. Tatiana is a 2019 graduate from the University of Bristol, completing a degree in Social Policy with quantitative research method with honours. She is director of TP Research (freelance research and project management), Creative Director of PPA (virtual assistance and business growth), and a freelance journalist and editor at KWMC, as well as sitting on the Board of Trustees at the Full Circle Project at the Docklands Community Centre in Bristol. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion, specialising in working with BME [Black and Minority Ethnic] males in Britain, and aims to support the above in a qualitative and quantitative way.
Photo by Kira Louw from Pexels