Today science observes, treats, and manipulates the human body by instruments that use high-tech microscopic images of the body. Many bio-artists use the microscope as a tool to explore the human body, its tissues, its cells, with the goal of creating “living,” often performative works. The purpose of this short workshop is to show students the possibility of exploring their own bodies and other biological elements, discovering unexplored living landscapes.
Maria Cristina Reggio is a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, where she teaches Anatomy and Multimedia Communication. She is also the dean of the School of New Technologies of Art. Since the 1990s has dedicated herself to the study of corporeality in performance and multimedia practices, combining theoretical and teaching activities with artistic research. He writes in several print and online magazines (Alfabeta, Artribune, Fatamorgana, Antinomie) and has created and coordinates several blogs (Conilcorpovivo, Controverso).
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