domingo, 21 de noviembre de 2010
Physimorphisme and complexity art in Symbiotica Symposium
Physimorphisme and complexity art is an artwork of Myriam Solar in Unruly ecologies: biodiversity and art, a Symbiotica Symposium of the School of Anatomy and Human Biology, University of Western Australia, a symposium exploring the posibilities and difficulties of the diversity of the life, November 26-28 2010.
In Physimorphisme and complexity art, the artist researcher has developed since 1987 in the area of the art and aesthetics of complexity born from the interaction of the complex systems with/in nature.
" This is evident in the artwork Physimorphisme which explores the aesthetic idea of biodiversity. Solar has investigated interspecies interaction and the formation of dynamic models of the complexity and interconectivity inherent in human-non human relations.
The concepto of physimorphisme is an expression of the natural language of terrestrial gastropds(snails), containing elements of random Brownian motion generated by the hazard".
More details and image at:
http://symbiotica-adaptation.com/?p=1169.
Etiquetas: Myriam Solar, Physimorphisme and complexity art, Symbiotica, University of Western Australia
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