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Vital Forms - Biological Art, Architecture, and the Dependencies of Life (Hardcover, 1)
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Vital Forms - Biological Art, Architecture, and the Dependencies of Life (Hardcover, 1)
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Shows how the intersection of biotech, art, and architecture are
transforming the world we live in As living matter becomes more and
more the domain of art and architecture, the life sciences are
enabling a major cultural and aesthetic transformation. Vital Forms
explores how the intersection of biology, art, and architecture has
transformed these disciplines, offering heretofore unimagined
possibilities. Using numerous case studies, Jennifer Johung
explores how art and architecture are reimagining life on cellular
and subcellular levels. In the process, she maps the constantly
evolving dependencies that exist between objects, bodies, and
environments. From Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr's Tissue Culture and
Art Project, which developed "semi-living worry dolls," to Patricia
Piccinini's imagined Still Life with Stem Cells, each chapter pairs
a branch of contemporary biological inquiry with the artists who
are revolutionizing it. Examining cutting-edge developments in
biotechnological research-including tissue-engineering, stem cell
science, regenerative medicine, and more-Vital Forms brings
biological art and architecture into critical dialogue.
Distinguished by its broad range and Johung's synthesizing talents,
Vital Forms makes powerful observations about how the unfolding
dependencies between all kinds of matter are becoming vital to life
in our age of biotechnological manipulations.
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