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+====== ARm #2 (2023)======
+**Participants**
+**Marte Aas** (artist and filmmaker) and **Anders Kvellestad** (physicist), **Margrethe Pettersen** (artist) and **Robel Temesgen** (artist), **Torgeir Vassvik** (musician), **Izabela Żółcińska** (artist) and **Simon Hasselø Kline** (marine biologist), **Sakib Saboor** (photographer) and //Academy for Rhythm Morphology//'s initiators **Arjen Mulder** (author), **Hilde Methi** (curator) and **Signe Lidén** (artist).
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 **Participants**
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+Photo: Peeter Laurits
 **//Marte Aas//** is a photographer and filmmaker living in Oslo. Her main area of interest is the intersection between contemporary image culture, history, technology and landscape. Her work attempts to address underlying structures and gestures that form political and ideological narratives. The different subjects of interest visualizes in the form of films, photographs and installations, folding them into non-linear and layered narratives. [[https://marteaas.com/]]
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-//**Izabela Żółcińska**// is a Polish-born visual artist living in Larvik, Norway. In her practice she seeks to understand human physicality as a liquid structure that is connected to the wider ecosystem. She is inspired by an aesthetic and function of biological transportation network systems, and often works with the phenomena of fluid migration. Informed by research and cross-disciplinary collaborations, she explores anatomy, architecture, cognitive science, fluid mechanics and hydrobiology. The Capillary System cycle (inspired by the human blood circulation system) is her long term explored visual language expressed in different media and realizations.
+//**Izabela Żółcińska**// is a Polish-born visual artist living in Holmestrand, Norway. In her practice she seeks to understand human physicality as a liquid structure that is connected to the wider ecosystem. She is inspired by an aesthetic and function of biological transportation network systems, and often works with the phenomena of fluid migration. Informed by research and cross-disciplinary collaborations, she explores anatomy, architecture, cognitive science, fluid mechanics and hydrobiology. The Capillary System cycle (inspired by the human blood circulation system) is her long term explored visual language expressed in different media and realizations.