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FIBER Festival 4. 3. 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpG9We15rEs
On Saturday, December 2, 2023, FIBER, in collaboration with some active members of the permacomputing community, and the Unsustainable Research Group of the Willem de Kooning Academy, presented a day full of talks at Tolhuistuin, where a lineup of speakers offered different perspectives on translating sustainability, resilience, and regeneration principles into practical steps.
The Practices of Digital Resilience & Permacomputing symposium served as a temporary amplifying stage for researchers, creators, artists, designers, cultural workers and all those interested in computation to try reimagine, rebuild, and rewild our approach to computational culture and aesthetics.
Speakers: Marloes de Valk (NL), Marie Verdeil (BE), Sunjoo Lee (NL), Raaf (Unbinare, BE), Danny Tirthdas van der Kleij (varia, NL), Michal Klodner (CZ) | Moderators: Shailoh Phillips (NL) & Abdo Hassan (NL)
00:00 Introduction by Jarl Schulp and Aymeric Mansoux
7:06 Introduction by Abdo Hassan, Aymeric Mansoux, Lukas Engelhardt, Ola Bonati, and Brendan Howell
35:57 Session 1: From Data Extraction to Digital Resilience | Introduction by Abdo Hassan
40:00 Speaker 1: Marloes de Valk
1:03:20 Speaker 2: Michal Klodner
1:29:15 Q/A
1:41:00 Bingo
1:45:46 Session 2: Collective Practices of Reuse | Introduction by Shailoh Phillips
1:48:45 Speaker 3: Raaf (Unbinare)
2:18:13 Speaker 4: Danny Tirthdas van der Kleij (varia)
2:42:40 Q/A
2:49:56 Session 3: Artful Applications & Energy Aesthetics
2:49:57 Speaker 5: Marie Verdeil
3:12:00 Speaker 6: Sunjoo Lee
3:41:00 Q&A
3:58:10 Concluding remarks
Practices of Digital Resilience & Permacomputing is a collaboration between FIBER, the permacomputing community and the Unsustainable Research Group of the Willem de Kooning Academy.
It’s part of FIBER’s Reassemble Lab programme which is currently researching the theme Rewilding Computation, made possible with the support from Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, Stimuleringsfonds.Creatieve Industrie, Pictorights Fonds, Tolhuistuin, and Arduino.
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FIBER Festival 4. 3. 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpG9We15rEs
On Saturday, December 2, 2023, FIBER, in collaboration with some active members of the permacomputing community, and the Unsustainable Research Group of the Willem de Kooning Academy, presented a day full of talks at Tolhuistuin, where a lineup of speakers offered different perspectives on translating sustainability, resilience, and regeneration principles into practical steps.
The Practices of Digital Resilience & Permacomputing symposium served as a temporary amplifying stage for researchers, creators, artists, designers, cultural workers and all those interested in computation to try reimagine, rebuild, and rewild our approach to computational culture and aesthetics.
Speakers: Marloes de Valk (NL), Marie Verdeil (BE), Sunjoo Lee (NL), Raaf (Unbinare, BE), Danny Tirthdas van der Kleij (varia, NL), Michal Klodner (CZ) | Moderators: Shailoh Phillips (NL) & Abdo Hassan (NL)
00:00 Introduction by Jarl Schulp and Aymeric Mansoux
7:06 Introduction by Abdo Hassan, Aymeric Mansoux, Lukas Engelhardt, Ola Bonati, and Brendan Howell
35:57 Session 1: From Data Extraction to Digital Resilience | Introduction by Abdo Hassan
40:00 Speaker 1: Marloes de Valk
1:03:20 Speaker 2: Michal Klodner
1:29:15 Q/A
1:41:00 Bingo
1:45:46 Session 2: Collective Practices of Reuse | Introduction by Shailoh Phillips
1:48:45 Speaker 3: Raaf (Unbinare)
2:18:13 Speaker 4: Danny Tirthdas van der Kleij (varia)
2:42:40 Q/A
2:49:56 Session 3: Artful Applications & Energy Aesthetics
2:49:57 Speaker 5: Marie Verdeil
3:12:00 Speaker 6: Sunjoo Lee
3:41:00 Q&A
3:58:10 Concluding remarks
Practices of Digital Resilience & Permacomputing is a collaboration between FIBER, the permacomputing community and the Unsustainable Research Group of the Willem de Kooning Academy.
It’s part of FIBER’s Reassemble Lab programme which is currently researching the theme Rewilding Computation, made possible with the support from Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, Stimuleringsfonds.Creatieve Industrie, Pictorights Fonds, Tolhuistuin, and Arduino.