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Flyer “Biosphere n+1", graphic design: Matilde Igual Capdevila, Adrijan Karavdic
Flyer “Biosphere n+1", graphic design: Matilde Igual Capdevila, Adrijan Karavdic
“Biosphere n+1", Anna-Sophie Santner: “Staging HNR”, photo: Solmaz Farhang
“Biosphere n+1", Anna-Sophie Santner: “Staging HNR”, photo: Solmaz Farhang
“Biosphere n+1", Ana Daldon, Benedict Endler, Matilde Igual Capdevila, Adrijan Karavdic, Gerardo Montes de Oca Valadez: “The green storm”, photo: Solmaz Farhang
“Biosphere n+1", Ana Daldon, Benedict Endler, Matilde Igual Capdevila, Adrijan Karavdic, Gerardo Montes de Oca Valadez: “The green storm”, photo: Solmaz Farhang
“Biosphere n+1", Margit Busch, Mathias Kirchner, Bernd Kräftner, Hermine Mitter, Christian Müncher: “Metaphysics of opportunity costs”, photo: Solmaz Farhang
“Biosphere n+1", Margit Busch, Mathias Kirchner, Bernd Kräftner, Hermine Mitter, Christian Müncher: “Metaphysics of opportunity costs”, photo: Solmaz Farhang

Biosphere n+1

Exhibition and transdisciplinary pieces in 3 acts by Art & Science students at the University of Applied Arts at University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU).

Year
2014
Type
Exhibition · University of Applied Arts

Models and Realities: Versions of Sustainability
Exhibition and transdisciplinary Play in 3 Acts
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU),
Foyer of Franz Schwackhöfer Haus, Peter-Jordan-Straße 82, 1190 Vienna

Envisioning a sustainable future of our planet leads to many attempts to integrate scientific disciplines and respective research methods. Biosphere 2 was a living model world with the aim to study the interactions between humans, farming and technology. The ecological experiment was implemented in the 1990s in the Arizona desert and tried to build a closed, independent system that resembled the most important factors of Earth’s ecosystem. Compared to today’s fine-tuned computational models, which are used to understand, simulate and control real-world systems and tackle transformation towards sustainability, the project of Biosphere 2 can serve as a model for an experimental and performative mode of living that dreams of new ways of doing the natural and the social. The cooperation between students of the Art & Science master’s programme and the Doctoral School of Sustainable Development uses Biosphere 2 as a starting point to develop a transdisciplinary play that enacts “biospherian” versions of sustainability.
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