The Festiwal Przemiany 2023 at Copernicus Science Centre investigates the compelling concept of the 'superorganism.' This exhibition explores how human body boundaries are redefined by scientific and technological advancements. Visitors can engage with interdisciplinary art, expert discussions, film screenings, and performances focusing on biotechnology, AI, and regenerative medicine.
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The Festiwal Przemiany (Transformation Festival) in 2023 explores the concept of the 'superorganism' and the boundaries of the human body. The festival delves into themes of human evolution, technological augmentation, and the complex relationship between our bodies, technology, and microscopic life, featuring an exhibition, talks, films, and concerts.
The Festiwal Przemiany (Transformation Festival) for 2023, themed 'Superorganism. Does the body have boundaries?', investigates the evolving concept of the human being in an era of rapid scientific and technological advancement. It explores how we understand ourselves as 'superorganisms,' considering the intricate ecosystems within our bodies (microbiomes) and the potential for 'superhuman' enhancements through biotechnology, regenerative medicine, and AI. The festival program, spanning October 6-8, 2023, includes a central exhibition titled 'Superorganizm,' featuring works by Polish and international artists focusing on new media, bio-art, and kinetic art. Complementing the exhibition are interdisciplinary expert panels, debates on the future of humanity, film screenings ('Kino Przemiany'), concerts (including electronic music with visualisations), and workshops. Discussions delve into topics such as regenerative medicine, bionic organs, longevity, the 'soldier of the future,' the 'athlete of the future,' and the ethics of human enhancement, featuring prominent scientists, artists, writers, and curators.
The festival includes various ticketed events, such as concerts in the Planetarium. Visitors are directed to bilety.kopernik.org.pl for specific ticket purchases. Many events, including the exhibition, panels, and some workshops, appear to be included with general admission or are free with registration as indicated by reservation forms and 'wstęp wolny' (free admission). Specific ticketing details should be verified on the official website or event pages.
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