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Des images de la Connected Conference, des 25 au 27 mai 2016 au 104 à Paris, consacrée à l’Internet des objets

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Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

The phone on my Blackberry's busted and I was told to update the OS, except it already had the latest one loaded. Great. Looks like I'll need a replacement device. And I just got this one as a replacement in August. grrrr…

Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

In the window is an embroidered heart with the word "home" inside it.

photo by linhtinh

ngứa tay ngồi sửa lại tí để tự sướng, nhân lúc chưa khỏi bệnh :))

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo showing: Anna Weghuber

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo showing: Dominik Matheisl

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

raven and veronica

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. 26/7/2017

Photo Credit - James Horan

香港 香港大學嘉道理生物科學大樓

Dr. Ryan Todd - ENGAGE: Connected - photo by Reece Barrett / Photo Video YYC

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo showing: Agnes Meyer-Brandis

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

SOLOS PAND overleg met basisteam CONNECT[ED]

Silvan Vasilda, Menne Stokmans, Lotte Gielens, Gitte Broekmeulen, Lieke Dols, Vivian Heyms, Leroy Leijtens, Robert Heubacher, Tessa Papavoine, Solange Dekker.

 

CONNECT[ED] is een exclusief, innovatief, dynamisch, multidisciplinair undergroundachtig, low budget belevingsevent. Presentatie februari 2017 in het Werkwarenhuis

 

ORGANISATIE project CONNECT[ED] door team TRANSPICIOUS:

- SOLOS Marjoes Corsten en Marcus Peters organisatie allround, pr & communicatie

- Kinki Den Bosch Jesce de Corte

 

Foto's SOLOS MARCUS PETERS

Everything is connected. It seems that life’s just made that way. The sun shines, the rain falls. Helps the trees and the flowers grow. The moon, the sea, the earth and sky. The animals, plants and you and I. We are all connected in this great big web of life.

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, Delhi.

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

Bob’s life isn’t going well at all. A single father in a dead-end job as a debt collector, he’s trapped in a job that goes against his usual easy-going helpful nature and he’s under tremendous pressure to be a better dad, a better brother, a better worker, even a better person. While dealing with all this and his sister’s threat to move to Australia with his son to force him to clean up his act, Bob receives a call out of the blue. It’s a stranger called Grace who claims a mysterious kidnapper is keeping her against her will and begs him to save her and her young daughter. Is it just a prank? The detective he tried reporting the call to seem to think so but Bob’s instincts tell him that he may just be the only thing standing between them and a painful death. But does he have the mettle to rise above his own self-centered concerns and risk everything – including his own son – for two people he has never met and who may not even exist?

 

Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

In cooperation with the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, the Ars Electronica Center is presenting the exhibition “Connected Earth,” which examines the impressive interactions of natural systems. The opening took place on November 13, 2024.

 

photo showing: Agnes Meyer-Brandis

 

photo: Birgit Cakir

Photo credits: Alexandra Feneșan, Larisa Birta, Maria Lucian, Remus Toderici

Op 11 oktober 2018 vond het Get Connected jaarcongres plaats.

 

Fotografie: Irene Vijfvinkel - zie-hier.nu/

Medium: Linoleum block print using three individually repeated stamps

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