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|Airtable Last Modified=2023-11-21 1:11 AM | |||
|Event display name=Mycorrhizal Myth Machine | |Event display name=Mycorrhizal Myth Machine | ||
|Date Start=2023-08-04 | |||
|Date End=2023-08-04 | |||
|Doors=2023-08-04 8:30 PM | |Doors=2023-08-04 8:30 PM | ||
| | |Event image=File:MoHA 20230804 MycorrhizalMyth 0001.png | ||
|Event description=Gather 'round for a haunting storytelling drive-in at the end of the world. | |Event description=Gather 'round for a haunting storytelling drive-in at the end of the world. | ||
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We've developed the technology to commune with the mysterious, hidden mycelial intelligence under our feet. It seems to have an seismic wisdom about how to grapple with what feels like the end of times. | We've developed the technology to commune with the mysterious, hidden mycelial intelligence under our feet. It seems to have an seismic wisdom about how to grapple with what feels like the end of times. | ||
|Funded by=Grant for Technology Opportunities Program (GTOPs); National Endowment for the Arts | |||
|Associated Program=CATS+ | |||
|Event artist=Cat Ploehn | |||
|Event format=Drive-in | |Event format=Drive-in | ||
|Event medium=Interactive | |Event medium=Interactive | ||
| | |Is public=Yes | ||
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Revision as of 05:20, November 26, 2023
| Date | 08.04.23 |
| Doors | 8:30pm |
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| Admission | Free |
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| Associated Program | CATS+ |
Gather 'round for a haunting storytelling drive-in at the end of the world.
We've developed the technology to commune with the mysterious, hidden mycelial intelligence under our feet. It seems to have an seismic wisdom about how to grapple with what feels like the end of times.
Unfortunately, we've discovered that this mycelium is quite hungry...for stories.
We need to figure out the language of the mycelium's plant partners to commune with this intelligence.
In the safety of their cars, participants will unlock the secrets of plant-mycelial communication, submitting their stories of climate-anxiety and livability along the way.
Cathryn Ploehn is an interaction designer and professor. Her work interrogates how to design for livability in the midst of climate crisis and injustice. To this end, she creates data visualizations, taking the form of botanical simulations, to help de-estrange us from ecological community (humans and more).
cathrynploehn.com
This project was developed for the CATS+ residency program.
