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| **//Miriam Jakob//** is a choreographer, performer and artist researcher living in Berlin. With a background in social anthropology her works question the relationship of individual and collective patterns. “Breathing With“ (with Jana Unmüßig) investigates the multiple relations between human and more-than-human actants with and through breath, posing questions such as how can sensory perception and imagination influence each other, and how can polyphonic rhythms be perceived as integral components? Her work explores possible ways of imagining living together through listening and storytelling. To shift perspectives and generate differently structured modes of knowledge (corporal, theoretical, practical), and to combine them, is a way to approach non-hierarchical knowledge production and a necessary fiction. [[https://miriamjakob.com]] | **//Miriam Jakob//** is a choreographer, performer and artist researcher living in Berlin. With a background in social anthropology her works question the relationship of individual and collective patterns. “Breathing With“ (with Jana Unmüßig) investigates the multiple relations between human and more-than-human actants with and through breath, posing questions such as how can sensory perception and imagination influence each other, and how can polyphonic rhythms be perceived as integral components? Her work explores possible ways of imagining living together through listening and storytelling. To shift perspectives and generate differently structured modes of knowledge (corporal, theoretical, practical), and to combine them, is a way to approach non-hierarchical knowledge production and a necessary fiction. [[https://miriamjakob.com]] |
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| //**Peeter Laurits**// is an artist living in Tallinn who works with photography and digital manipulation. First, he was engaged with a media-critical approach, but soon turned to deep ecology, moved into woods and combined the neolithic methods with post-industrial ones, both in his art and lifestyle. He has enriched the tools for photographic expression and broadened the role of photography in the Estonian cultural space. Currently the focus in his work is on posthumanist ethics, and he has recently initiated the platform Biotoopia in Estonia. [[https://biotoopia.ee/about-biotoopia//|Biotoopia 2019]]. [[https://www.peeterlaurits.com/]] | //**Peeter Laurits**// is an artist living in Tallinn who works with photography and digital manipulation. First, he was engaged with a media-critical approach, but soon turned to deep ecology, moved into thewoods and combined the neolithic methods with post-industrial ones, both in his art and lifestyle. He has enriched the tools for photographic expression and broadened the role of photography in the Estonian cultural space. Currently the focus in his work is on posthumanist ethics, and he has recently initiated the platform Biotoopia in Estonia. [[https://biotoopia.ee/about-biotoopia//|Biotoopia 2019]]. [[https://www.peeterlaurits.com/]] |
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| //**Ina Otzko**// is an artist living between Northern Norway and Southern Italy. With a background in both photography, fine art and experimental sound, her work revolves around communication and connections, the invisible and visible, the familiar and unfamiliar, longing and belonging. Using the method of Deep Listening of Pauline Oliveros in exploring the tidal rhythms she seeks to further the research of the language and body of water. | //**Ina Otzko**// is an artist living between Northern Norway and Southern Italy. With a background in both photography, fine art and experimental sound, her work revolves around communication and connections, the invisible and visible, the familiar and unfamiliar, longing and belonging. Using the method of Deep Listening of Pauline Oliveros in exploring the tidal rhythms she seeks to further the research of the language and body of water. |
