Artist Talk: Nomadic Research Jamming

Speakers

• Shih Wei-Chieh (施惟捷)

  Artist

  Shih Wei-Chieh (施惟捷) is an artist whose works center on the themes of light, utilizing electronic textiles, solar cells, and lasers. He is currently pursuing a PhD at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University. He also leads the “Tribal Against Machine” project, which integrates traditional crafts with technology.

  Actively engaged in international art networks, he has organized the online residency program “Having Friends in The Future” and worked on the “Non-Governmental Matters” project, which explores the impact of interdisciplinary art camps.

  His works have received international acclaim, including Laser Dye Project, which won the Grand Prize at Reshape 2019 in Barcelona, and I Am Very Happy I Hope You Are Too, an electronic textile piece exhibited at the Taipei Digital Art Festival.

  https://shihweichieh.com/

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  Shih Wei-Chieh (施惟捷) is an artist whose works center on the themes of light, utilizing electronic textiles, solar cells, and lasers. He is currently pursuing a PhD at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University. He also leads the “Tribal Against Machine” project, which integrates traditional crafts with technology.

  Actively engaged in international art networks, he has organized the online residency program “Having Friends in The Future” and worked on the “Non-Governmental Matters” project, which explores the impact of interdisciplinary art camps.

  His works have received international acclaim, including Laser Dye Project, which won the Grand Prize at Reshape 2019 in Barcelona, and I Am Very Happy I Hope You Are Too, an electronic textile piece exhibited at the Taipei Digital Art Festival.

  https://shihweichieh.com/

• Marc Dusseiller

  Researcher

  Marc Dusseiller, also known as “dusjagr,” is a nomadic researcher and workshopologist. He is a member of the Center for Alternative Coconut Research, a co-founder of SGMK, Bitwäscherei Hackerspace Collective, and the Hackteria network. Before embarking on his journey of establishing DIY/DIWO laboratories for creative biological experimentation with living media, Marc was involved in DIY electronics, designing printed circuit boards for synthesizers and organizing workshops and festivals, primarily in Zürich, Taipei, and Yogyakarta. He also has a deep appreciation for coconuts.

  Marc Dusseiller, also known as “dusjagr,” is a nomadic researcher and workshopologist. He is a member of the Center for Alternative Coconut Research, a co-founder of SGMK, Bitwäscherei Hackerspace Collective, and the Hackteria network. Before embarking on his journey of establishing DIY/DIWO laboratories for creative biological experimentation with living media, Marc was involved in DIY electronics, designing printed circuit boards for synthesizers and organizing workshops and festivals, primarily in Zürich, Taipei, and Yogyakarta. He also has a deep appreciation for coconuts.