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Set up as a collective and collaborative format, the seminar is about sharing and exchanging the various skills, experiences, and knowledge forms present among the participants. Through workshops we learn/teach about film, photography, coding, <span class="hover-word">model making<span class="hover-pop">[[File:Model making 1.jpg|200px]]</span></span>, spirituality, and | Set up as a collective and collaborative format, the seminar is about sharing and exchanging the various skills, experiences, and knowledge forms present among the participants. Through workshops we learn/teach about film, photography, coding, <span class="hover-word">model making<span class="hover-pop">[[File:Model making 1.jpg|200px]]</span></span>, spirituality, and tacos, etc. The aim is to construct the fundaments for media practices in space and time, not by starting from given disciplinary or technological knowledge, but by engaging with those bodies of material, knowledge, and affect that we are continuously becoming. In relation to our questions and conditions, we not only share skills but also care for and ultimately scare up skills. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:43, 11 September 2026
Set up as a collective and collaborative format, the seminar is about sharing and exchanging the various skills, experiences, and knowledge forms present among the participants. Through workshops we learn/teach about film, photography, coding, model making
, spirituality, and tacos, etc. The aim is to construct the fundaments for media practices in space and time, not by starting from given disciplinary or technological knowledge, but by engaging with those bodies of material, knowledge, and affect that we are continuously becoming. In relation to our questions and conditions, we not only share skills but also care for and ultimately scare up skills.
Mona Mahall