Near-Future Heirlooms (Date to be annouced!)
Ananda's philosophy of bio-art and design is shaped by the idea of "near-future heirlooms". In this talk, we will go over some of her latest explorations and hybrid fabrication methodologies through her lens of combining ancestral knowledge, contemporary technique, and slow making.
We will cover:
- Intention planning in project creation (who really is the audience of an artwork?)
- Explorations in record cutting (and how she recognized it to be a valuable resource in raising money for environmental conservation efforts)
- Honoring life and death in jade carving (the bugs and the humans that were involved).
- Micro-environmental music (crystals as co-composers)
- Ancestral knowledge, contemporary technique, and slow making.
About Ananda
Ananda is a practicing an artist and designer who loves to carve jade.
Her early work has spanned over roles and projects in food justice education, product design, healthcare, culinary arts, and arts curation.
She has shown work across North America, and received 2nd place for the 2022 Google x Biodesign competition. She has also published various articles about culinary culture and illustrations of open hardware in MAKE Magazine, Open Hardware Summit, Serviette Magazine, and American Studies.
Her practice is currently supported by the Canada Arts Council.
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Info
- The Talk will be in English
- Participation is free of cost
- Please join us in person at BioClub Tokyo or online at the BioClub Zoom