TUAK Residensi @ Prewangan Studio, Tuban, ID
Podcast: “Art meets biohacking” with Yashas and Sachiko
DIY / DIWO Open Scientific Instruments | Class at UGM, Yogyakarta
Artist-in-Residence: Adam Zaretsky
Hackteria ZET – Open Science Lab in Zürich
Mind thGAP_ | upcoming workshop series with wet-lab artist Adam Zaretsky et al. | May & June 2021
Hackteria @ Bio Art Hangout Kitchen Series with IOTA and INCUBATOR Art Lab
“Hybrid” Project-Week on DIY MedTech, FabLab LU
Upcoming activities towards the end of 2020
Hackteria Global Network – assembly at rC3
To connect to our regional partners, we are going on tour for a series of workshops, hackathons and presentations. On the roadmap are our partners in Surabaya, W.A.F.T. Lab, the Ruangrupa community in Jakarta, and friends in our networks in Tobucil, Bandung and Jatiwangi Art Factory. See the full details and schedule in Indonesian on […]
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After the Solder Synth Sense Sore Sore Sip workshop, Marc, Togar and I were in a workshopology discussion about creating an intense workshop sessions to get the participants get to know about DIY electronics. We agreed that the workshops on making simple electronic circuit such as Micronoise, Synth Sense, Atari Punk Console, are quite nice […]
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Solder Synth Sense Sore Sore Sip (#SSSSSS) is the start of pre-phase for HackteriaLab 2014 – Yogyakarta. We invite the workshop participants to an introduction of DIY electronics by making Synth Sense, a simple electronic circuit that was designed for Lifepatch’s Moist Sense Installation.
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On my last day of my travel, I have the chance to visit L’Observatoire, an art and science space active in learning and sharing educational activities for the local communities in Singapore. I met Isabelle Desjeux who’s running the space when I was visiting an exhibition opening at Lasalle. Debbie Ding introduced me to her […]
SR4 LifeYeast is a product of dry yeast package produced and manufactured by the Laboratory of Microbiology, Faculty of Agriculture UGM Yogyakarta and Lifepatch – citizen initiative in art, science and technology. SR4 LifeYeast is isolated from Soursop fruit yeast inoculum. The production process of the LifeYeast done with Aseptic technique by microbiology experts at […]
In end of January, lifepatch are invited to participate in Senja Art Exhibition. The organizer asked us to do a workshop and performance for this event. From lifepatch, manticore (Iyok), Joan Prahara Bumi and me did a little jamming session for the session, with Dusjagr joining us for the fun with his classic DIY instruments […]
A while ago, Urs Gaudenz made Hackteria’s Laser-cuts Microscopy Stages and sent 2 of these kits to Indonesia. One of the kit ended up in UGM Microbiology Lab – Faculty of Agriculture and the other one ended up in lifepatch. Titarubi, a fellow friend of us in Indonesia noticed our activities geek-ing around with DIY […]
About lifepatch – citizen initiative in art, science and technology: is an independent community-base organization working in creative and appropriate application in the fields of art, science and technology. It’s an organization run by multi-disciplinary people that reflects the active local creative community and the confluence of academic institutions of higher education in Yogyakarta in […]
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