“Constructive Disturbances of Art in Science” is a Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER) that will introduce science-art collaborations that are truly cross-disciplinary: synthetic biology, artificial intelligence in chemistry, plant based photography aka phytography, quantum computing, and slime mold meet music composition, visual arts, film, and an artistic dream of a psychosocial intervention in a nation’s microbiome. From disrupting the workflow of a lab to asking novel questions out of the blue, from misunderstandings and culture clashes through new synergies and to lasting impacts, the event asks its participating experts to share their experiences with artist-in-lab residencies, artistic vision and scientific practicalities, challenges, and opportunities. In other words, what happens to scientists and artists when their respective worlds meet?

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For more information about the event, see: https://www.biofaction.com/11167-2/

With funding and support from:
- Biofaction via the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 814418 (SinFonia).
- FWF AR 687 (Semiotic Symbiosis for the Posthuman Commons)
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology