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art is an expression of science and the artists are researchers
| online webinar |
| press release |
**Qolony** (the Colony for Art & Science), in partnership with the **French Institute in Romania**, is organising on Friday, November 27, at 19:00, the online event "When art meets science", to be broadcasted online on the association's facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/qolony.eu
On the occasion of the **European Researchers' Night**, we are preparing an online meeting with 4 new media artists, who will talk about artistic research inspired by science: Saint Machine, Sillyconductor, Cosmin Haiaș and Ciprian Ciuclea.
The webinar, moderated by **Mihaela Ghiță**, is part of a series of dialogues organized by the Qolony Association, to support the field at the intersection between art and science. Through these meetings, we aim, on the one hand, to promote emerging artists interested in science, and on the other hand, to promote cross-disciplinary collaboration between researchers and artists, which can lead to innovation and progress.
The webinar will feature:
**Saint Machine** - will talk about Incremental God, the artist's latest work, a virtual world whose evolution can only be influenced by looking at it.
**Sillyconductor** - experiences sounds "taken" from plants.
**Ciprian Ciuclea** - has a particular perspective of the representation of space.
**Cosmin Haiaș** - will talk about the insinuation of technology in art even for traditional artists.
Qolony - the colony for art and science - is an association that promotes trans-disciplinary collaboration between art and research in order to find innovative solutions in the fields of science and high technology and promote contemporary art based on scientific concept and / or technology.
https://qolony.eu/
French Institute in Romania - is an institution under the auspices of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, established more than eight decades ago, which promotes and supports the development of cultural partnerships and artistic creation, French language learning, education, university and scientific cooperation, thanks to numerous actions bi- and multilateral collaboration with local institutional and independent actors. The Elvire Popesco Hall of the French Institute in Bucharest is one of the most popular cultural spaces in the Romanian capital. While it is primarily a cinema, counting the highest number of annual viewers of all single-screen cinemas in Romania, the venue also hosts dance, theatre and concert performances throughout the year.
https://www.institutfrancais.ro
European Researchers' Night - is part of the Marie Skłodowska - Curie events series and aims to show the general public what it means to be a researcher and how interesting research work can be, offering a variety of scientific and educational activities.
https://www.noapteacercetatorilor.eu
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