Milieux research-creation projects featured at the Fashion Tech of the Future exhibition May 30th.
Category: student research
Haleh Vedadi presents Chador: Veil | Tent at the Master of Design showcase
From April 30th–May 3rd
BioCircuitry: Slime Mold Networks and Computational Models workshop
Tuesday, April 16th 1-3pm Instructors: Owen Coolidge & Matt Halpenny, with Alex Bachmayer Slime mold is a biological wild card capable of forming networks of emergent behaviour and intelligence out of single cells. Their colonies have collective memory banks and sophisticated problem solving skills, allowing them to act as mini biocomputers. Along with their efficient…
BioLab artist Miri Chek at the Phi Centre on Nuit Blanche
“Being With The Trouble” and “Grow” to be shown at multisensorial event—2040: L’an/demain on March 2nd.
The Concordian talks biomaterials and the future of design
“A metro car built with fungus and a dress made of kombucha scoby might seem unrealistic, but Concordia students and researchers are making these ideas a reality.”
Beauty and the Booch is live!
A deep dive into the making of Théo and WhiteFeather’s Bucci dress, the connection between beauty and birth in Yvonne Pelling’s Mother project, and much more.
Missing Witches podcast comes to the Biolab
The Speculative Life Biolab discusses the intersection of art, science, and magic.
Mycocene
A symbiotic structure that incorporates slime mold into reclaimed electronic waste.
Chador: Veil | Tent
From a voiceless personal shell to a dialogic social platform
Montreal Mini Maker Faire
The Greatest Show (& Tell) on Earth!
Théo Chauvirey to showcase biodesign projects at the Montreal Mini Maker Faire, November 16 and 17
“Like many people, Théo Chauvirey often feels anxious about the state of the world’s environments and ecosystems. Yet unlike most, he is seeking to inspire change — through his work with the vegetative part of a fungus… On November 16 and 17, at the Montreal Mini Maker Faire at Concordia, Chauvirey will display the potential of…
Our Environments – Ourselves
Installations and performances that challenge the idea of the environment as separate or outside of the “self.”
