PIFcamp
Machine Wilderness
KENZO KUSUDA
Description: Machine Wilderness, technology as nature.
ai (8712) machine learning (3372) ecology (1003) random forests (3)
(Theun Karelse, NL) as a youngster I always liked drawing as a way of learning about the world and ended up studying fine-arts at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam before joining FoAM , a distributed group of transdisciplinary laboratories operating at the interstices of art, science, nature and everyday life. My interests and experimental practice explore edges between art, environment, technology and archaeology. I practice and support ecosystem and landscape regeneration in Europe, India and Afrika. My
Main ambitions at present: -- inspired by coastal cultures collaborating with whales and other marine animals to care for coastal regions, I look for ways to build relations with them in my area. So a high priority is learning to sing underwater, to join the chorus. -- Another is to follow the example of the Otter and embrace water-rich landscapes, continue to grow swamp and water plants, when drought is telling us to reimagine our (Dutch) relationship to water. -- And overall, to continue experimenting wit
2023: Creature Lab @ projectweek Breitner academy with Darko Lagunas -- Machine Wilderness research publication -- Otterdam landscape intervention in Westerpark for Radical City expo @Transnatural -- Otterdam residency @ Strandlab Almere -- The Anarchive publication series @ FoAM -- Maasai White Mountain future base camp Tanzania with Embassy of the Earth -- UMAA inflatable pavillion for French national choreography centre -- ATLAS publication @ Ambassade van de Noordzee --
PIFcamp
Machine Wilderness
KENZO KUSUDA