Скачать или смотреть FIBER Festival 2025 | Session 2: Artist Talk Ioana Vreme Moser & Navid Navab

Context Programme 2025:
Artist Talks: Ioana Vreme Moser & Navid Navab

Ioana Vreme Moser - Form of Fluid Computer
What if computers were made of air and water instead of minerals and metal? In her talk, sound artist Ioana Vreme Moser unearths the long-forgotten field of fluidics - a mid-20th-century technology that uses jets of fluid to build logic circuits. Through poetic speculation and tactile experimentation, Ioana invites us to imagine new futures for machines, grounded in natural cycles rather than extractive speed. Sharing insights from her Fluidic Cookbook, she revives the sinuous shapes and histories of fluidic computing, from Persian water clocks to cold-war space tech, and reflects on what our machines could become if built with slowness and resilience in mind. A talk for those curious about alternative tech, speculative design, and hands-on forms of media archaeology.

Navid Navab - Artist Talk
How to work with wild, unpredictable processes, in which the character of materials and shifting states of matter have a central role? In his artist talk, art-scientist Navid Navab invites us into his world of alchemical, media-art installations which balance between musical instruments and scientific installations. His work orchestrates a sensory attunement to forms of life - organic and technological. In his talk he focuses specifically on his recent work Organism: In Turbulence, which has gained international acclaim and with which he will also perform at FIBER. Navab improvises with a 1910 Casavant pipe organ, which has been remodelled as a hugo electro-acoustic instrument. At de Brakke Grond he will share his making process, as well as how he got the opportunity to save an old organ from a church.

Intro Abdo Hassan: What is wildness? 00:00:05
Ioana Vreme Moser - Form of Fluid Computer 00:03:14
Ioana Vreme Moser - Q&A 00:19:38
Navid Navab - Artist Talk 00:26:05
Navid Navab - Q&A 00:44:22

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