symbiotic spaces

Who lives in a citiy? What is natural? Who keeps us alive? The research project is exploring these questions through perspectives from the arts, sciences, algorithmic design, additive manufacturing and crafts. The main focus is on multispecies habitats for urban wildlife.

Humans consist of and need different forms of life to be alive, so Symbiotic Spaces is a aestethical exploration of relationships to other species, involving robots, critter and people. Being culturally integrated into the idea of nature not to think culture or technology as outside of the wild ecosystems will be crucial for a life sustaining future, so Symbiotic Spaces searches for empathic relationships with our non-human relatives.

symbiotic spaces II
bombina

#2 installation in collaboration with biologists and volonteers from hildesheim. the modules are designed for the protection of endangered yellow-bellied toad

first symbiotic space in hildesheim, 3d printed clay clayprinting algorithmic design bioart
first symbiotic space in hildesheim, 3d printed clay clayprinting algorithmic design bioart

multi-species habitat
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after the first season of installation.

perception walks

ethnographic research method

Luise Stark & Laurin Kilbert

first symbiotic space in hildesheim, 3d printed clay clayprinting algorithmic design bioart
first symbiotic space in hildesheim, 3d printed clay clayprinting algorithmic design bioart

Symbiotic Space
Multi-species habitat

Multispecies habitats for urban wildlife, 3D printed in clay. Ceramic modules, “growing” from the water to the ground and into the air, offering housing opportunities to a broad variety of species: water animals, maller mammals, wild insects and birds. The first model temporarily installed in Hildesheim, Germany.

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tool development

together with the symbiotic spaces collective, the fablab espacio open Bilbao (ES) and Jetclay, we designed our own meso scale 3D printer for pastous materials.

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