6. Biennale Reset Now! August 6 2023


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InterWoven

For the past eight years, Scherer has focused on developing the interdisciplinary project InterWoven – Exercises in Rootsystem Domestication. This publication will discuss research, new craft and its relevance to biotechnology in addition to the  artworks. Contemplative essays will play a central role in the conceptual design. Authors are Giovanni Aloi, Judith Elisabeth Weiss, Phillip Fimmano and Norbert Peeters. In their essays, the four authors from the disciplines of art, textiles and botany reflect on the different facets of the project. In 2015, Scherer began developing Interwoven from idea to material, grown dresses to large-scale installations. The project and its innovative bioengineering is seen as interesting and is now widely copied internationally. We see this development as a great compliment, but we also want this publication to show  her position as a pioneer.

Contributing Author:

Giovanni Aloi, Chicago

Philip Fimanno Paris, New York

Judith Elisabeth Weiss & Herbert Kropp Oberste Brink, Berlin

Norbert Peters, Leiden

Publisher: Jap Sam Books  2023. https://www.japsambooks.nl

Design: Mainstudio https://mainstudio.com


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Plantrootweaving tapestry 180cm  x 300cm

 

Gene Cultures” at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

2nd October 2022 and continues until 2024


It’s our F***ing Backyard - Material Futures - Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam  26 mei – 4 september 2022


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Oranjewoud – Arcadia May 2022  - Curator Hans den Hartog Jager

With Marianna Simnett (1986, Great Britain), Charles Avery (1973, Scotland), Mercedes Azpilicueta (1981, Argentina), Diana Scherer (1979, Germany) and Erik van Lieshout (1968, The Netherlands).


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