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STEERING SKIES is created together with thousands of simulated starlings. The series showcases murmurations that drift through the currents of colour and atmospheric densities of historical sky paintings. As they flock, each starling absorbs the pigments once fixed in oil and paints its way through a reimagined sky. A sky no longer observed, but but navigated. Cloud structures. Light gradients. Flocks in motion. 📍 Visit us at the Torch Gallery Lauriergracht 94 | 1016 RN | Amsterdam Entangled Agency: Where Biology Meets Art | Lars van Vianen 🗓 18 Apr 2026 – 30 May 2026 🕐 Opening hours: Thursday – Saturday, 12:00–18:00 #SteeringSkies #GenerativeArt #MachineLearning #ComputationalArt #NewMediaArt AlgorithmicArt DutchGoldenAge Starlings Murmuration ArtificialIntelligence
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Working with Risk Hazekamp has been a fascinating journey of artistic and philosophical exploration, centred around our shared love of micro-organisms such as diatoms and cyanobacteria. Our discussions led us to the idea of using living algae to create stunning and environmentally friendly 'biological photographs' through a process called negative projection. The project combines the creativity of art with the scientific knowledge of ecology, pushing the boundaries of what's possible with natural materials and processes. It's inspiring to see how we can combine our creative and scientific minds to promote positive change in the world. Let's continue to explore the possibilities of merging art and nature for a better future. #biologicalphoto #negativeprojection #algaeart #sustainability #artandscience #ecofriendly #innovation #livingmaterials #naturephotography
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What if we push the boundaries of art and science? A new project is using living algae to create stunning, environmentally friendly 'biological photographs'. Through a process called negative projection, an analogue is developed using chemicals that the algae then 'eat', creating unique and organic patterns that are imprinted onto the image. It's inspiring to see how creative and scientific minds are coming together to push the boundaries of what's possible with natural materials and processes. This innovative project, which explores the boundaries of what's possible with natural materials and processes, is a testament to the incredible power of living organisms. Not only is this type of photography visually intriguing, it's also sustainable and environmentally friendly, demonstrating the potential of art to promote positive change in the world. Let's explore the possibilities of combining art and nature for a better future. #biologicalphoto #negativeprojection #algaeart #sustainability #artandscience #ecofriendly #innovation #livinggmaterials #naturephotography
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Cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, are some of the most fascinating microorganisms on our planet. Found in a wide range of aquatic and terrestrial environments, they have the unique ability to use sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis. But that's not all! The bacteria also contain a pigment called phycocyanin, which gives them their characteristic blue-green colour. Phycocyanin absorbs light in the blue and green regions of the spectrum and transfers this energy to other pigments in the photosynthetic process. The versatility of phycocyanin allows it to be used in a wide range of applications, especially as a natural colour in food and cosmetics. As a natural and sustainable pigment, it is rapidly gaining popularity as a safe and environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic dyes and pigments. Who knew that some tiny blue-green algae could pack such a punch? #cyanobacteria #bluegreenalgae #phycocyanin #photosynthesis #naturalcolorants #sustainability #environmentallyfriendly #ecofriendly
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Bioreceptive Stations - an innovative approach to railway design that promotes healthy, sustainable and environmentally friendly railway systems. This is achieved by using bioreceptive surfaces that encourage the growth of CO2-absorbing micro-organisms such as mosses, lichens and algae. This creates infrastructures that are better for both the planet and our own health. We believe that Bioreceptive Stations represent the future of railway design. By working together to create more sustainable and environmentally friendly infrastructure, we can build a healthier and more prosperous planet for generations to come. #sustainability #circulareconomy #greeninfrastructure #co2reduction #innovation #railways #sustainabledesign #sustainablefuture
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