Econtemporary

The workshop offers a creative journey that combines collage techniques with stop-motion animation, allowing participants to transform static images into short animated narratives. Through cutting, composition, and sequential photography, participants will bring to life characters, landscapes, and stories created entirely from paper and recycled materials.

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]

What does it mean to think of human beings, not as isolated individuals, but as part of a network of interactions and intersections, in coexistence with other forms of life? The concept of the holobiont, revived by biologist Lynn Margulis, invites us to see every organism as a composite entity: an assemblage of visible and […]