SoilPunk with Hackitects x H&D - Revision history

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	''The photos that ~~days~~ were taken by Emilia Martin for [https://radioecho.net/ Radio Echo]''		''The photos that day were taken by Emilia Martin for [https://radioecho.net/ Radio Echo]''

	'''Listen back to this workshop day's reflection'''		'''Listen back to this workshop day's reflection'''

Juliette at 14:51, 21 September 2022

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			''The photos that days were taken by Emilia Martin for [https://radioecho.net/ Radio Echo]''

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Juliette at 14:50, 21 September 2022

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	'''Listen back to this workshop day's reflection'''		'''Listen back to this workshop day's reflection'''

Juliette at 14:46, 21 September 2022

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	\|Location=De Bonte Zwaan		\|Location=De Bonte Zwaan
	\|Date=2022/07/~~18-2022/07/22~~		\|Date=2022/07/19
	\|Time=10:00-18:00		\|Time=10:00-18:00
	\|PeopleOrganisations=Hackitects, Hackers & Designers		\|PeopleOrganisations=Hackitects, Hackers & Designers
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	~~In this~~ workshop ~~imagined~~ and ~~tried~~ out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with ~~accessing networked content~~. The workshop ~~incorporated~~ two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on ~~reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly:~~ exploring ~~the~~ strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable ~~technofutures~~.		This workshop is developed by the two collectives Hackers & Designers and Hackitects in the context of the H&D Summer Academy 2022 Connecting Otherwise. We invite participants and facilitators of the different nodes to imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with communication technologies such as the Internet and consider a low-tech approaches to 'connecting otherwise'.

			Some questions / points of discussion we want to explore through this hands-on workshop:
			* making tangible abstract concepts around communication technology / technical infrastructure / connectivity
			* problematizing and considering different narratives and vocabularies around 'the internet'
			* negotiating problematic history of connectivity and communication infrastructure
			* the solarpunk approach: imagining and exercising desirable futures for communication technologies that are less wasteful, accessible, inequitable, self-reflexive and fun!

			The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on exploring strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. And secondly, by peeling back to the bare-bones of communication, and creating our own far from flawless but hyperlocal interpersonal protocols for information transfer. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable techno futures.

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	Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.		Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.

			'''Listen back to this workshop day's reflection'''
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	= Repository =		= Repository =

	<tool user="hackersanddesigners" repo="Soilpunk_joulethief " file="readme.md" />		<tool user="hackersanddesigners" repo="Soilpunk_joulethief " file="readme.md" />


	'''~About H&D and Hackitects~'''		'''~About H&D and Hackitects~'''

Juliette at 14:42, 21 September 2022

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	~~''This workshop is only for participants of the Summer Academy.''~~		In this workshop imagined and tried out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporated two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.

	In this workshop ~~we will imagine~~ and ~~try~~ out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop ~~incorporates~~ two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.

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	Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.		Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.

			= Repository =

			<tool user="hackersanddesigners" repo="Soilpunk_joulethief " file="readme.md" />

	'''~About H&D and Hackitects~'''		'''~About H&D and Hackitects~'''

Juliette at 08:19, 6 July 2022

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	''This ~~event~~ is only for participants of the Summer Academy.''		''This workshop is only for participants of the Summer Academy.''

	In this workshop we will imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.		In this workshop we will imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.

Juliette at 08:18, 6 July 2022

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			''This event is only for participants of the Summer Academy.''

	In this workshop we will imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.		In this workshop we will imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.

Juliette at 09:45, 22 June 2022

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	''~About H&D and Hackitects~''		'''~About H&D and Hackitects~'''

	''Hackers & Designers''' is a non-profit workshop initiative organizing activities at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. By creating shared moments of hands-on learning H&D stimulates collaboration across disciplines and technological literacy. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. 'Teachers' become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on a collective venture of shared response-ability – bringing in own expertise, urgencies and experiences.		'''Hackers & Designers''' is a non-profit workshop initiative organizing activities at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. By creating shared moments of hands-on learning H&D stimulates collaboration across disciplines and technological literacy. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. 'Teachers' become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on a collective venture of shared response-ability – bringing in own expertise, urgencies and experiences.

	''Hackitects Collective''' (Michel Barchini, Mary Farwy) is a species of interdisciplinary designers with an architectural background. Their work takes place at the interface between spatial design, biohacking, and technology. They are driven by dismantling the normative approaches to architecture by highlighting the interconnected relations between environment, human, and non-human bodies. Emanating from technological, political and cultural landscapes, they propose alternative working models that imagine rewarding and positive scenarios of uncertain futures.		'''Hackitects Collective''' (Michel Barchini, Mary Farwy) is a species of interdisciplinary designers with an architectural background. Their work takes place at the interface between spatial design, biohacking, and technology. They are driven by dismantling the normative approaches to architecture by highlighting the interconnected relations between environment, human, and non-human bodies. Emanating from technological, political and cultural landscapes, they propose alternative working models that imagine rewarding and positive scenarios of uncertain futures.

Juliette at 09:45, 22 June 2022

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	Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.		Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.

	'''Hackers & Designers''' is a non-profit workshop initiative organizing activities at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. By creating shared moments of hands-on learning H&D stimulates collaboration across disciplines and technological literacy. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. 'Teachers' become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on a collective venture of shared response-ability – bringing in own expertise, urgencies and experiences.

	'''Hackitects Collective''' (Michel Barchini, Mary Farwy) is a species of interdisciplinary designers with an architectural background. Their work takes place at the interface between spatial design, biohacking, and technology. They are driven by dismantling the normative approaches to architecture by highlighting the interconnected relations between environment, human, and non-human bodies. Emanating from technological, political and cultural landscapes, they propose alternative working models that imagine rewarding and positive scenarios of uncertain futures.		''~About H&D and Hackitects~''

			''Hackers & Designers''' is a non-profit workshop initiative organizing activities at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. By creating shared moments of hands-on learning H&D stimulates collaboration across disciplines and technological literacy. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. 'Teachers' become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on a collective venture of shared response-ability – bringing in own expertise, urgencies and experiences.

			''Hackitects Collective''' (Michel Barchini, Mary Farwy) is a species of interdisciplinary designers with an architectural background. Their work takes place at the interface between spatial design, biohacking, and technology. They are driven by dismantling the normative approaches to architecture by highlighting the interconnected relations between environment, human, and non-human bodies. Emanating from technological, political and cultural landscapes, they propose alternative working models that imagine rewarding and positive scenarios of uncertain futures.

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In this workshop we will imagine and try out ways to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing networked content. The workshop incorporates two experimental approaches simultaneously: one that is focused on reducing file sizes of online content, and creating small local networks for storytelling. And secondly: exploring the strategies from DIY biotechnology where bacteria found in local iron-rich soil are harnessed to generate and store energy. SoilPunk: muddy speculations on desirable technofutures.

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Image Description: Grid-like structure with yellow glow and the words SoilPunk, Hackitects and Hackers & Designers. In the center a round image of growing cell culture.

'''Hackers & Designers''' is a non-profit workshop initiative organizing activities at the intersection of technology, design, art and education. By creating shared moments of hands-on learning H&D stimulates collaboration across disciplines and technological literacy. H&D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. 'Teachers' become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on a collective venture of shared response-ability – bringing in own expertise, urgencies and experiences.

'''Hackitects Collective''' (Michel Barchini, Mary Farwy) is a species of interdisciplinary designers with an architectural background. Their work takes place at the interface between spatial design, biohacking, and technology. They are driven by dismantling the normative approaches to architecture by highlighting the interconnected relations between environment, human, and non-human bodies. Emanating from technological, political and cultural landscapes, they propose alternative working models that imagine rewarding and positive scenarios of uncertain futures.