Speakers: Céline Charvériat, Peter Purg, Arco Timmermans, Angela Pereira (moderator)

Speaker: Elle Márjá Eira (introduced by Caterina Benincasa)

A brief conversation with María Antonia González Valerio one of visiting scientist who has attended to Resonances IV SciArt Summer School at Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.

> María Antonia González Valerio is a philosopher that works at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She is also a curator and an experimental art practitioner.

She works within the research line of ontology-aesthetics and the interdisciplinary line of arts, sciences, and humanities, specifi cally in the fi eld of art that uses bio-media. She has written books and papers on philosophy and ontology and about philosophy, art, and science. Head of the research group Arte+Ciencia (Art+Science), which gathers artists, scholars, and scientists in an interdisciplinary work that produces education at an under and post-graduate level, specialized theoretical research, artistic creation, and exhibitions.

Official website: https://www.magonzalezvalerio.com/

Curated by Maria Chiara Basili

Speakers: Honey&Bunny, Céline Charvériat, Andrew Fanning, Rob Shorter, Michele Graziano Ceddia (moderator)

Speakers: Guna Nadarajan, Michael Hoch, Peter Purg, Stephane Chaudron, Tremeur Denigot, Naouma Kourti (moderator)

A brief conversation with Aleksander Väljamäe one of visiting scientist who has attended to Resonances IV SciArt Summer School at Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.

Curated by Maria Chiara Basili

A brief conversation with Giovanni Paolo Randazzo one of the artists who has attended to Resonances IV SciArt Summer School at Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.

> Giovanni Paolo Randazzo (Bogotá, 1975) is a multimedia artist, graduated from the University of Vincennes, Paris VIII (France), with a Master‘s in Contemporary Art and New Media from the same University. Since 2016 he works as teacher of the Chair of Audiovisual Installation for the Department of Art of the University of Los Andes (Bogotá). Additionally, he leads a research group called Imágenes de segunda mano, whose work focuses on the appropriation of archive in contemporary art and cinema. His practice centers on the construction of audiovisual narratives that suggest deep reflections on environmental issues like climate change and biodiversity loss. Nourished by the confluence between art, science, and technology his work takes multiple forms in videos, installations, photographic series, and pictorial installations. He has exhibited internationally in museums, galleries, artistic institutions, and independent spaces in France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Paraguay, and Colombia.

Official website - https://www.giovannirandazzo.com/

Instagram - https://instagram.com/giovannipaolorandazzo

Curated by Maria Chiara Basili

Picture by Vidas Daudaravicius

Speaker: Victoria Vesna (introduced by Claudia Schnugg)

Presentations:

Maciek Krzysztofowicz: Horizon Scanning: bringing emerging issues to policy

Gregoire Dubois: Knowledge management challenges to address biodiversity loss

Jens Hauser: Towards a General Chlorophobia

Workshop by Jan Boelen & Atelier Luma (introduced by Ioannis Vakalis)