Johnny Golding, Martin Reinhart, Amir Bastan, Selina de Beauclair, Sonia Bernac, Jonathan Boyd, Bernhard Cella, Clarissa Cohausz, Sylvia Eckermann, Maximilian Gallo, Jeremy Keenan, Noor Stenfert Kroese, Gerhard Lang, Matt Lewis, Manu Luksch, Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jannis Neumann, Julian Palacz, Mukul Patel, Maggie Roberts, Ashley Hans Scheirl, Linn Phyllis Seeger, Tom Simmons, Dario Srbic, Ajamu Ikwe-Tyehimba, Tanja Traxler, Shira Wachsmann, John Wild, Julia Wolf
radical⇌matter
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL for ART. PHILOSOPHY. WILD SCIENCE
The radical⇌matter journal unfolds as a two-volume journey through the shifting relations between art, science, technology, and ecology.
In a time shaped by the co-evolution of humans, animals, machines, and generative AI, creative practitioners possess the methodological tools needed to shape the cultural and ethical orientation of artificial intelligence. Both volumes bring together essays, artworks, field notes, and experimental propositions developed within a four-year artistic research project (FWF-PEEK) and reflect the enduring play of indeterminacy and ethical entanglement.
Volume 1 traces the entwinements of matter, data, and affect through the multisensory tentacles of the common octopus. Volume 2 unfolds through the spore-forming techniques of mycelium toward interspecific forms of vitality that embody the sensuous, symbiotic intelligence of fungal networks. Together, the two volumes form a living archive that challenges established boundaries between disciplines, methods, and species.
Contributing artists:
Ashley Hans Scheirl, Amir Bastan, Selina de Beauclair, Sonia Bernac, Jonathan Boyd, Bernhard Cella, Clarissa Cohausz, Sylvia Eckermann, Maximilian Gallo, Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Johnny Golding, Ajamu Ikwe-Tyehimba, Jeremy Keenan, Gerhard Lang, Matt Lewis, Manu Luksch, Jannis Neumann, Julian Palacz, Mukul Patel, Martin Reinhart, Maggie Roberts, Linn Phyllis Seeger, Dario Srbic, Tom Simmons, Noor Stenfert Kroese, Tanja Traxler, Shira Wachsmann, John Wild, Julia Wolf.
