[-empyre-] Ethics of the Semi-Living

--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear all, First, I'd like to thank our two guests, Rob Mitchell and Cary Wolfe, for an excellent conversation this past week! I think that their insightful comments were able bring bioart and biopolitcs into new proximity. While there were

[-empyre-] the ethics of the semi-living

--empyre- soft-skinned space-- Hi all Thanks Adam for inviting me to take part in this discussion and greetings from the very far north of Finland, where I'm doing research and preparing for the Finnish Society of Bioart's Field_Notes/Deep_Time week long lab.

Re: [-empyre-] the ethics of the semi-living

--empyre- soft-skinned space--Lively soft_skinned friends, Much obliged for the invitation to swap pixels concerning the semi living. I haven't seen Oron for a while, maybe since Atlanta when I was a walking talking BioArt exhibit consisting of the effects of driving