Spectropia. Acoustic Space #7

Along with the invention of electromagnetic technologies major paradigmatic shifts have occurred in the 20th century science. Since then the density of electromagnetic radiation has multiplied thousands of times as a result of the increasing exploitation of human-made devices. However, in the beginning of the 21st century electromagnetic phenomena still remain incomprehensible. Today we still know very little on how artificially created radiation interact with natural emissions and how it affects our bodies and living nature. In this volume, international artists, media theorists, scientists, and researchers discuss how the vast spaces of electromagnetic spectrum that cannot be reached by science, are taken over by mythologies of modern society, and saturated with artistic explorations. Authors: Rasa Smite, Armin Medosch, Linda Vebere, Anton Kolodinsky, Maxence Layet, Ewen Chardronnet, Konrad Becker, Andrey Smirnov, Nina Czegledy, Eric Kluitenberg, Howard Rheingold, Julien Priest, Tetsuo Kogawa, Anna Friz, Zita Joyce, Douglas Kahn, Florian Dombois, Lindsay Brown and others