Category Archives: Culture

CULTURE OF THE “BETWEEN”_GOBOTAG

PUBLIC LABORATORY INSTALLATION

Potsdam, in the transparent lab of the SYNTOPIC SALON –> SYNTOPISCHER SALON, 90 neurospora crassa cultures, petri dishes, acrylic sheet, 300 x 80 cm

90 GOBOTAGS have been grown in cultures of the model organism “neurospora crassa” and installed in a transparent „laboratory“ at the Neuer Markt in Potsdam. The laboratory here acts like an incubator for the tissue culture of the „between“ represented by the GOBOTAG. The “laboratory” separates the growing cultures from the clean, newly-renovated urban environment. Over a period of two weeks, passersby may observe these cultures forming the black outline of the GOBOTAG.

In cooperation with Manfred Gödel (biology), the institute of medical psychology, Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität München and the Berlin Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

Interdisciplinary discussion with: Manfred Gödel (Biology), Michaela Rotsch (Fine Arts), Ingeborg Reichle (Art History), Ernst Pöppel (Neurosciences) and passersby at the Neuer Markt about cultures of the “space between” and world views.

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CULTURE OF THE “BETWEEN”_INOCULATION

Filmmuseum Potsdam, -> short movie: the inoculation of neurospora crassa – cultures

in cooperation with Manfred Gödel (system biology), LMU München and –> Berlin Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften

GOBOTAG_CULTURE

Neurospora crassa

tissue culture of the „between“ represented by the GOBOTAG

In cooperation with Manfred Gödel (system biology)

the institute of medical psychology, Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität München

and the Berlin Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

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(DE ) GOBOTAG_TISSUE


The cultivation of GOBOTAG as an organic material (using the funghi Neurospora crassa) has begun. The GOBOTAG, the original invisible space between two figures, grows as a living, organic, molecular structure. The figures are not growing as in GATTACA, but the gap between them is cultivated and grows more visible over time.