How do plants perceive – and how can we perceive them? In this unconventional conversational tour, curator Martina Huber (WE ARE AIA | Awareness in Art) meets scientist Frederik Baumgarten (Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Basel) to explore the in Bagus Pandega's exhibition Sumber Alam from an ecological and scientific perspective. Together, they talk about rare tropical woods, plant stress signals, and DIY technologies that translate living systems into sound and movement. Visitors are invited to look, listen, and question how art and science encounter each other in times of ecological change.
Thematic Tour - Bagus Pandega
This event is available in
German
Tarif
Free entry with the Museums-PASS-Musées
Dates
On 02 October 2025
Thursday:
19:00-20:00
Content available online
Exhibitions in this museum
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At the core of Bagus Pandega’s (* 1985) work lies the disruption of mechanical and industrial systems, opening new perspectives on the relationship between technology and the world around us. His ...
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This annual group exhibition is conceived in the context of the Regionale, a cross-border cooperation of 18 institutions in France, Germany, and Switzerland, with a focus on contemporary production by ...
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Troy Montes Michie (* 1985) is an interdisciplinary artist whose work intersects collage, identity, and cultural representation, weaving intricate narratives that explore the complexities of race ...
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Coumba Samba (* 2000) engages with the impacts of institutional structures on both individual and collective identities through her multimedia and performative practice, questioning dominant cultural ...
