Explore "Nature \nature": An Exhibition Examining Art, Technology, and Our Evolving Biosphere

The exhibition Nature ature presents works by local and international artists exploring contemporary forms of nature and how technology shapes our biosphere and minds. It questions the future of nature under the influence of the internet and waste, suggesting nature is a human invention in constant flux.

Nature ature showcases works by local and international artists who reflect on the concept of nature and propose its up-to-date forms. The artists examine the ways in which technology crosses over to nature and, vice versa, how our biosphere and minds become increasingly shaped by technology. They consider mutations caused by ever growing amounts of waste and speculate about the future of nature under the influence of the all-consuming Internet. The exhibition questions if nature, with the help of technology, can be integrated into human progress in a mutually beneficial way. The exhibited works challenge the binary constraints of natural versus unnatural, rendering visible a diversity of contested natures. Instead of attempting to capture nature as a totality, the exhibition posits that nature is made up of parts without a whole. Ultimately, the exhibition suggests that nature is never merely natural; it is a human invention that is constantly in flux.

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