Neri Oxman
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first heard Sep 2023
last heard Sep 2023
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or the life support system for the bee colony, they all involved a technology that was associated with the project.
And I never, ever, ever, ever want to let that part go because I love technology so much.
But also another element of this is that always these projects, if they're great, they reveal new knowledge about, or new science about the topic that you're investigating, be it, you know,
silkworms or bees or glass.
That's why I say, I always tell my team, it should be at MoMA and the cover of Nature or Science at the same time.
We don't separate between the art and the science.
It's one of the same.
Yeah, that's a beautiful question.
What have I learned?
I've learned that, you know, we also worked with shrimp shells, with Aguoja.
We built this tower on the roof of Essef Moma, which by a couple of months ago, until it was on the roof, we've shown the structure completely biodegrade into then, well, not completely, but almost completely biodegrade to the soil.
And this notion that a product or part, an organism or...
part of that organism can reincarnate is very, very moving thought to me because I want to believe that I believe in reincarnation.
Yeah, that's my relationship with God.
I like to believe in believing.
Most great things in life are second derivatives of things.
But that's part of another conversation.
That notion of I want you to want, or I need you to need, or that there's always something, a deeper truth behind what is on the surface.
And so I like to go to the second and tertiary derivative of things and discover new truths about them through that.
But what have I learned about organisms?
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