We held three 0xSalon conversations under Chatham House Rule on 'Sensing The Unseeable'. This is an audio conversation recollecting and extending those discussions.
We held three 0xSalon conversations under Chatham House Rule on 'Sensing The Unseeable'. This is an audio conversation recollecting and extending those discussions. With Wassim Alsindi, Martina Cavalot, Jaya Klara Brekke, Habib William Kherbek, Kathryn Lawrence & Max Haiven.
“How does science represent the world? What do our models teach us about ourselves, and our relationship to the Universe we inhabit? The scientific image – the world picture established by centuries of methodical and formalised discovery – shatters and recomposes the manifest image – how humankind conceives of itself – at rapid pace. With technological capacity reaching a new, vertiginous apex, the complexity of scientific discovery ambiguates our understanding of the environments we observe and inhabit instead of illuminating them. Being able to build a shared idea of ‘reality’ is the single most important task of sapience; one that is only possible through the bringing together of the scientific with the manifest. During a historical moment seemingly unable to find its centre, can art and philosophy build the epistemic scaffolds necessary to protocolize sense-making in the sciences?”
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