TTTlabs BioFeral.BeachCamps (BFBC) were highly speculative hybrid events of intense co-creation, co-education and co-development. TTTlabs BFBC were multi-person field work experiences that allowed time and focus for in-depth play with concepts and practices of: developmental biology & deprogramming, new reproductive technology & rewilding, animal studies, human germline genetic editing, zoe.ferality, performance art & nonhuman enrichment.
Inspired by the conference series Taboo-Transgression-Transcendence in Art & Science, novel experimental perspectives in new reproductive technology, bioart, citizen science, environmental studies, apparatus electronics and body performances were expected to result from collaborating together in a creative working environment of temporary social and communal experimentation. Skillshare sessions, workshops and DIWO collaborations were expected to be self organizing.
TTTlabs BFBC were organized as part of the Feral Labs Network activities, co-funded by the Creative Europe Program of the European Union, and to launch a new Hub based in the Ionian Islands - Greece, supported by the team of the Interactive Arts Lab of the Department of Audio & Visual Arts of the Ionian University.
TTTlabs BFBC workshopology series:
TTTlabs BFBC NR-RR GB/BB | Spring 2023
New Repro-Rebirthing Retreat - Gestalt Bioart/Bodyart on the Beach
TTTlabs BFBC NR-ZS UB/BB | Spring 2024
New Repro-Zombie Studies - Undead Bioart/Bodyart on the Beach
TTTlabs BFBC NR-FO NHB/BB | Fall 2024
New Repro-FlaOctomingopus - Non-Human Bioart/Bodyart on the Beach
Spring 2023
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