ART MADE

El miércoles 3 de septiembre, a las 18:30, les invitamos a una reunión para conocer a los participantes del programa Living Lab: artistas, músicos de diferentes países de Europa y científicos de la universidad IMEDMAR-UCV.

Ven a unirte para escuchar la charla con los artistas y disfrutar de la música original de productores musicales.
🎤 Tendrás la oportunidad de hacer preguntas y ser parte de la conversación sobre prácticas artísticas y experimentos que combinan arte y ciencia, creando un espacio de creatividad, reflexión científica y responsabilidad ecológica en la costa de la región de Valencia.

Programa:
- 18:30 — reunión y charla
- 20:00 — set de DJ por Hugo Dezellus
- 21:00 — set de DJ por Elroc

El festival Living Lab 2025 une a artistas, científicos y la comunidad para abordar problemas ecológicos actuales. Habrá actividades al aire libre en el eco-parque Parque Natural Costero de Belcaire y una exposición final llamada «Vivarium Imaginem» en el Claustro San Carlos Borromeo de la UCV en Valencia.

Participan:
- Alessandra Carosi (Italia) — trabaja con agua de mar. .carosi
- Manel Bafaluy (Valencia) — se dedica a la escultura digital. .bafaluy
- Alexandra Knie (Alemania) — explora el uso de algas en el textil.
- Hugo Dezellus (Francia) — transforma espacios agrícolas en reservas naturales.
- Cristian Morales (València) - bio marina científico.
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Organizan: la curadora y autora Elena Posokhova con . Con el apoyo del Vicerrectorado de Investigación de la UCV y EU-CONEXUS , y en colaboración con

Artist in Living Lab 🧪 program, Valencia, September 3-7. Exhibition September 11 - October 5 at San Carlos Borromeo, Claustro Hall (UCV), in the historical and cultural center of Valencia.

📍Alessandra Carosi, .carosi italian artist based in Paris, POUSH resident

The artist’s practice intertwines colors, emotions, and psychology, forming a visual poem that engages viewers both emotionally and intellectually. Primarily focused on photography, she blends visual art with elements of psychology and anthropology. Her deep interest in alchemy drives her exploration of material transformation processes, pushing the boundaries of the photographic medium to reveal three-dimensional aspects that transcend the surface. Through abstraction, evocation, and symbolism, she translates emotional experiences into « visual synesthesias, » questioning how subtle elements like empathy and psychology can be conveyed through visual art. Her work re-contextualizes images, opening new perspectives and challenging traditional narratives.

In her current project, the artist conceptualizes water as a feminine living alchemical entity, capable of conveying diverse emotions. She creates a feminist geography of the sensitive by experimenting with seawater on photosensitive paper to produce photograms that represent emotional landscapes. This experimental process materializes the connection between the individual body and the universe, inviting viewers into an abstract realm where emotions take precedence. Utilizing natural materials such as sand, algae, and rocks, she employs unconventional darkroom techniques to achieve a unique color palette. This ongoing series, initiated in 2023, includes photograms created in Italy and various Mediterranean locations, establishing a multidimensional connection between ecology and art while encouraging reflection on personal emotions and the natural world.
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