ArtScience IGEM team

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People

Akash Hirosh

Dhruv Nawani

Nikhil Patil

Upasana Simha

Sandeep Mathew

Sanya Rai Gupta

Avni Sethi

Neha Bhat

Gautam Vishwanath

Ideas

- Time keeper or clock

-Combustible bacteria

-Related to weather - smell of rain

-Mirror of bacteria

-Buoyant bacteria

-Interactive bacteria(painting)

-Another creature made from bacteria

-Bacteria and sound

-Neuro transmitters- bacteria as sensors for emotions

-Glue

-Bacteria that detects cravings

-Magnetic bacteria

-Self mutating Bacteria

-Lie detector

-Bacteria creates an identity

-Bacteria becoming material on death

Workshop

May 15

We discussed two Claire Pentacost Readings-Beyond Face and Critical Inventory of BioArt .


The gist of the Pentacost readings were that artists work with the symbolic and that the Artist;s consent to work and learn in public is important. We also discussed the political and cultural implications of Scientific Authority.

We also looked at Tuur Van Balen's Urban Geography project

Most of the Ideas[see above] today, dealt with the use of bacteria as

a) A sensor or Reactor - to Inputs,emotions,light..etc b) A Producer of energy, proteins..etc c) A Material

Is there Any way in which we can look at Bacteria from a purely non-symbiotic / non-anthropomorphic viewpoint? Can we use our technological "progress" to give a non-selfish gift back to our ecological siblings?

Readings

Art and Politics

Claire Pentecost::Beyond Face[1]

Claire Pentecost::Outfitting the Laboratory of the Symbolic: Towards a Critical Inventory of BioArt[2]


Art

GeneAeshetics, The Art of Joe Davis[3]

Science

What are bacteria?[4]

Planet of the Bacteria[5]


Design & Technology

Urban BioGeography[6]

Designer Bacteria may have a future in Fashion[7]

Sunlight to Oil via Designer Bacteria[8]