[spectre] TODAY (23.09.2021) Opening of The POSTSENSORIUM Conference @ RIXC Art Science Festival

[Rasa Smite]

Dear All,

Tomorrow (rather Today already) on Thursday, September 23, 2021, 
POSTSENSORIUM Virtual Conference and RIXC Festival begins with GREEN 
Revisited session and our first Keynote Talk by Christiane Paul on Art 
and AI - Automating the Sensorium, 4PM Riga time / 3PM (CEST) Berlin 
time / 9AM (EDT) New York time! Registration http://festival2021.rixc.org

The Conference will take place Virtually with both - speakers and 
visitors in Zoom room/s. The Keynote Talks will take place in the Main 
Room, while Parallel Sessions – in two breakout rooms.
Video-archived sessions (Youtube video files) will be made freely 
available from the Festival website after the Conference.

Program, abstracts and registration (if you are interested to receive 
Zoom link for live sessions) are available on the festival website:
https://festival2021.rixc.org/

Looking forward to see you in POSTSENSORIUM Opening tomorrow!

Best wishes,

Rasa

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PostSENSORIUM

RIXC Art Science Festival 2021
and Open Fields Conference
September 23–25, 2021, Riga, Latvia (Virtual)

https://festival2021.rixc.org/

PostSensorium, this year's RIXC Art Science Festival and the Fourth Open 
Fields Conference (virtual), will take place from September 23-25, 2021, 
in Riga, Latvia, exploring the immensity of our virtual and real life 
challenges that demand a renewed focus on sensory perception and 
embodied experiences.

PostSensorium festival aims to provide a platform for artistic 
interventions and critical discussions on 21st-century's virtual sensing 
technologies, science and aesthetics, reconsidering the relations 
between the actual and virtual, organic and artificial, natural and 
techno-social, human and “more-than-human”...


* onsite

The PostSensorium Festival Program will feature the Opening of the 
PostSensorium Exhibition (the only physical event of this year's 
festival) showing the works by internationally recognized artists who 
are at the forefront interrogating novel sensing tools, immersive 
technologies, and experiential art practices.

Exhibition will take place in the National Library of Latvia and RIXC 
Gallery in Riga, Latvia, from September 24 untill November 12, 2021.

* online

The PostSensorium Virtual Program will consist of the annual Open Fields 
Conference, online WebVR exhibition and Screening Program by young and 
emerging artists, Live Concert and Performances from RIXC Greenhouse, 
Artist Talks and outstanding Keynote Lectures discussing the 
contemporary mediums, artistic practices and novel tools for exploring 
human and “more-than-human” sensoriums, AI and aesthetics of the 21st 
century, and art practices creating new immersive experiences.

The Conference will take place Virtually with both the speakers and the 
visitors in Zoom room/s. The Keynote Talks will take place in the Main 
Room, while Parallel Sessions – in two breakout rooms. Also other 
festival events (exhibition opening, screening events, concert) will be 
available via Zoom.

To receive Zoom link for live sessions, please register here:
https://festival2021.rixc.org/

Video-archived sessions (Youtube video files) will be made freely 
available from the Festival website (in Program part) after the Conference.

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* Keynote Speakers and Artist Talk

Christiane PAUL / professor of media studies at The New School / Adjunct 
Curator of Digital Art at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York 
City / well known as the author of the book “Digital Art” (Thames & 
Hudson. 2003/2008/2015/2022) / curator of “The Question of Intelligence: 
AI and The Future of Humanity” (2020) exhibition.

Douglas KAHN / historian of the arts, theorist and writer / Honorary 
Professor at Sydney College of the Arts at University of Sydney, 
Australia / author of Noise Water Meat: A History of Sound in the Arts 
(MIT Press, 1999) and other books on sound and energies in music, art, 
media arts and literature.

Špela PETRIČ / Ljubljana and Amsterdam based new media artist / PhD in 
biology / a researcher at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam / Petrič 
received several awards, such as the White Aphroid for outstanding 
artistic achievement (Slovenia), the Bioart and Design Award 
(Netherlands), and an Award of Distinction at Prix Ars Electronica 
(Austria).

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* Concept and Themes

“We like to imagine ourselves as rational beings who think and speak, 
yet to live means first and foremost to look, taste, feel, and smell the 
world around us.” (Emanuele Coccia, 2016)

The human sensorium has always been mediated. “Without the 'medium' of 
air or water, the anthropoid ear finds it impossible to hear” (Caroline 
A Jones, 2006). But with more recent enhancement of virtual and sensing 
technologies, and intensification of its daily use, our 'sensoriums' 
have become more mediated than ever before. Recent conditions of 
navigating our lives between the virtual and the real, demand a renewed 
focus on sensory perception and embodied experience.

Earlier cyberfiction referred to the body as a “meat machine”, the only 
function of which is to facilitate the activity of the brain, so – to 
think; while our thinking separated from the body was considered to be a 
purely transcendental act. Even if contemporary neuroscience 
increasingly confirms that our “will'' is an effect of basic autonomic 
neurons (hence, 'sensing'') we keep designing our machines, including 
the intelligent ones, “to foster the fantasy that bodies are separate 
from the minds that 'control' them”. Moreover, as an art historian, 
curator and author Caroline A Jones puts it that “embodied experience 
through senses (and their necessary and unnecessary mediations) is how 
we think”. (Jones, 2006)

According to contemporary philosopher Emanuele Coccia “our existence – 
whether sleeping or awake – is a relentless stream of the sensible…”, 
yet the communication of two – body and mind, imaginative and physical, 
natural and artificial – needs a medium, as “the things are not the 
sensible themselves, they need [a media] to become visible, tangible, 
audible”. (Coccia, 2016)

PostSensorium festival will take on the earlier RIXC studies on 
“techno-ecological perspective” aiming to open it up towards broader 
discussion on “post-sensorium conditions”; whereby asking which mediums, 
technologies or practices are better than others served to reveal our 
sensorium – as mediated being and extended reality.

The festival gathers together more than 80 artists, theorists, and 
researchers who are in a forefront of exploring the “post-sensorium 
conditions”, critically interrogate transformative potential of arts, 
and use virtual sensing tools for creating new embodied and immersive 
experiences in which sensible and actual, embodied and imaginative, 
natural and artificially intelligent are in a continuous interaction..

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* Open Fields 2021 Conference (Riga/Virtual)

We received 70 proposals for the PostSensorium conference by artists, 
PhD students and researchers from different fields, who explore extended 
reality applications, virtual sensing tools and other immersive 
technologies, use data, AI and ML algorithms; collaborate with science, 
biology, ecology and other disciplines; create and critically engage 
with embodied experiences, immersive environments, and experiential 
practices.

Topics:

- Embodied Experiences and Extended Reality
- Virtual Sensing, Photogrammetry and Experiential Art Practices
- Sensory Perception and Sonic Immersions
- Intelligent Ecosystems and More-Than-Human Conditions
- Ecologies Beyond Green - Light, Energies and Fields
- Living Technologies - Artificial Intelligence & Biopolitics

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* Exhibition

The virtual program will be connected to the exhibition, the main 
physical event of this year's festival that will take place until 
November 12, 2021 in the National Library of Latvia and RIXC Gallery, 
featuring immersive and experiential artworks by thirteen international 
artists. The exhibition will be complemented by immersive excursions 
guided by curators and artists for virtual audiences, and interactive 
educational programs for the local public of Riga and Latvia.

Artists
The National Library of Latvia from 24.09.2021-12.11.2021
Maria CASTELLANOS and Alberto VALVERDE (ES), Santa FRANCE (LV), David 
HAINES and Joyce HINTERDING (AU), Knowbotiq (CH/AT), Kristīne 
KRAUZE-SLUCKA (LV), Vanessa LORENZO (CH/ES), Špela PETRIČ (SI), Tivon 
RICE (US/NL), Clement VALLA (FR/US), Rihards VĪTOLS (LV) //
RIXC Gallery from 1.10.2021-12.11.2021.
Daniel HENGST (DE)

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* About: GREEN Revisited and Renewable Futures

Open Fields is the annual RIXC Art Science festival conference based in 
Riga and organized in collaboration with its academic partner – MPLab 
(Art Research Lab) of Liepaja University, Liepaja, Latvia. Open Fields 
is a leading Baltic Nordic platform for critical discussions on emerging 
discourses and novelty art forms in the field of artistic research, 
digital media, art and science, and techno-ecologies.


Open Fields is a part of Renewable Futures, a larger international 
network and biannual traveling conference series in the Baltic Sea and 
North European region that aim to invent new avenues for more 
sustainable and imaginative future developments, shaping new contact 
zones between traditionally separated domains – art and science, 
academic research and independent creative practices, sustainable 
businesses and social engagement in the 21st century. The first 
Renewable Futures conference took place in Riga (2015), followed by two 
next editions in Eindhoven (2017) and Helsinki (2018).

This year, the fourth Renewable Futures conference will take place in 
Oslo, in November 4-6, 2021, exploring the topics related to “Futures of 
Living Technologies”.
Currently, the Call for Renewable Futures 2021 
“Living Technologies” virtual conference in Oslo is also open with the 
deadline – September 6, 2021. 
More info and submission from is 
available here: https://feltproject.no

This year's Open Fields 2021 “PostSensorium” (virtual) conference in 
Riga, and Renewable Futures 2021 “Living Technologies” (virtual) 
conference in Oslo, are manifesting a closing phase of “Green Revisited 
- Encountering Emerging Naturecultures (GREEN)” Creative Europe's 
cooperation project. The GREEN project aims to develop a European 
platform that shapes and promotes an emerging “naturecultures” paradigm 
via the arts and enhances criticality by investigating the pervasive 
greenness trope.
http://green.rixc.org

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* Registration Fees / Tickets

Festival's Virtual Program offers festival passes as well as single 
event tickets, limited amount of Early Bird tickets are available:
- Conference Registration Fee / Festival Pass – 9 EUR /
Discount for students – 5 EUR

On site Exhibition in the Library and Gallery has a free entrance. 

Guided Tours for school groups can be booked for no charge via e-mail 
rixc at rixc.org

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PROGRAMME

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NB! The time zone below is Riga time / EEST - Eastern European Summer 
Time (UCT +3)
e.g., the first Plenary Session on Thursday, September 23, 2021 begins:
14.00 (EEST - Riga time) / which is 1 PM (CET - Berlin) / 12.00 PM (BST 
- London) / 7 AM (EDT - Boston) /  7 PM (CST - Beijing) / please use 
http://time.is to double check your time zone

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Thursday / September 23 - OPENING + DAY 1
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10.00 - 10.30 Press conference and guided tour by curators through the 
exhibition.
The National Library of Latvia / Zoom

14.00-15.45 – Plenary Session: GREEN Revisited - Encountering Emerging 
NatureCultures
Welcome words by Rasa SMITE and Raitis SMITS / RIXC
Introduction and moderation by Jens HAUSER / un/green / ouverte
Adam BROWN. Shadows from the Walls of Death: Remediating Green.
Kristin BERGAUST. FELT - Living Technologies and Renewable Futures in Oslo
María CASTELLANOS VICENTE. The Plants Sense. A multispecies cyborg garden.

15.45 - 16.00 Break

16.00-17.15. ART & AI KEYNOTE TALK
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Christiane PAUL. Art and AI - Automating the Sensorium

18.00 - POSTSENSORIUM Exhibition Opening
Venue: the National Library of Latvia
Guided tour by curator Raitis SMITS
The exhibition artists: Maria CASTELLANOS and Alberto VALVERDE (ES), 
Santa FRANCE (LV), David HAINES and Joyce HINTERDING (AU), Knowbotiq 
(CH/AT), Kristīne KRAUZE-SLUCKA (LV), Vanessa LORENZO (CH/ES), Špela 
PETRIČ (SI), Tivon RICE (US/NL), Clement VALLA (FR/US), Rihards VĪTOLS 
(LV) / The National Library of Latvia from 24.09.2021-12.11.2021 // 
Daniel HENGST (DE) / RIXC Gallery from 1.10.2021-12.11.2021.

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11.00-11.10 Welcome by Conference Chairs and Curators Rasa SMITE and 
Raitis SMITS. Introducing the Festival Program.
Participants split in two breakout rooms for parallel sessions A and B.
Each panelist has 20 min time for the presentation including 1-2 questions.

Parallel Sessions (2 Breakout Rooms)

11.10-13.00 Panel 1A. (XR) EMBODIED EXPERIENCES AND EXTENDED REALITY
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Eva SJUVE. In Situ Suspension with Ontological Interfaces
Andrew BURRELL. “Every Act of Reading Performs the Work“ - Navigating 
Virtual Environments via Physical and Narrative Portals.
Lily DÍAZ-KOMMONEN, Cvijeta MILJAK. Making and Sharing Stories – 
Immersive Experiments in Sharing Knowledge for Cultural Heritage
Jonas KELLERMEYER, Jan TORPUS. Iterative Sensing & Sense-Making in 
Extended Realities - "ubiCombs" as a spatial means of investigating the 
condition of contemporary techno-social hybridity
Da Ye KIM. Embodied Experience of the Ultimate Border: DMZ in Virtual 
Reality

11.10-13.00 Panel 1B. (VR/SENSE1) VIRTUAL SENSING AND EXPERIENTIAL ART 
PRACTICES
Moderator Maija DEMITERE
Sander VEENHOF. Zoom Ballet
Oksana CHEPELIK. Drift from Immersive Environments to VR: Ukrainian 
projects on Mozilla Hubs
Jānis GARANČS. Simulated Sensorium for  Immersive Mappings of Ephemeral 
values in time
Dimitra KOUSTERIDOU. Surfaces In Becoming.
Paula VĪTOLA. Experiencing electricity

13.00 - 13.10  Break

Parallel Sessions (2 Breakout Rooms)

13.10 - 15.00 Panel 2A. (XR2) EMBODIED EXPERIENCES AND EXTENDED REALITY
Moderator Maija DEMITERE
Geraldine WHARRY. Humans as Living code: Has data and code become the 
new skin?
Paola TOGNAZZI. AxX   Be my skin,  Protect Me, Feel Me, Carve yourself 
from my experiences
Raivo KELOMEES. Cooperative Aesthetics and Embodied Multi-user Interaction
Maria NIKOLI. Making room for the body: a multisensory sketching tool 
for architectural design
Leo SCARIN. Remote Embodiments: Collaborative Photogrammetry-making as a 
Bridge for Distant Bodies

13.10 - 15.00  Panel 2B. (VR/SENSE2) VIRTUAL SENSING AND EXPERIENTIAL 
ART PRACTICES
Moderator Solvita ZARINA
Karla BRUNET. Narratives of Nature: Ebro Delta's Artistic-Scientific 
insights (Brazil)
Paul WIERSBINSKI. Remote Rules and Rituals
Julian PRIEST. Expeditionary Reconnections
Anna PRIEDOLA. Tasting Information
Pavel RUZYAK. Filming Technology for Visually Impaired People

15.00-16.00 Lunch time / Guided Tour through the Exhibition

Parallel Sessions (Breakout Rooms)

16.00 - 17.30 Panel 3A. (AI/DATA). INTELLIGENT ECOSYSTEMS AND 
MORE-THAN-HUMAN CONDITIONS
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Ellen PEARLMAN. AIBO - How To Build A 'Sicko' AI Using GPT-3
Jonah BRUCKER-COHEN. Deconstructing The Human Machine Relationship
Sean MONTGOMERY. EmotiBit, Transdisciplinary Biometric Sensing and 
Democratizing the Future of Augmented Cognition
Vincenzo SANSONE. Theatre and Artificial Intelligence: from robots to 
algorithms that perform on the stage. What is happening?

16.00 - 17.30 Panel 3B. (AI/BIO). LIVING TECHNOLOGIES, AI & BIOPOLITICS
Moderator Solvita ZARINA
Byron RICH, Kylie RIMES, Kai'lani WOODARD. The Suburbs of Accra
Maija DEMITERE. Lifestyle Trends and Deep Sustainability
Riad SALAMEH. Biopolitics of post-biological bodies on the web: 
Performance of the internet self as an agent of surveillance capitalism
Alla SEMENOVSKAYA, Eva LINDSAY, Dhruv Shah aka LODAYA. Microplot: 
genomic technologies as a potential tool of revelation for deliberate 
terraforming

18.00-18.40 ARTIST KEYNOTE TALK
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Špela PETRIČ. Of Algos, Plants and the Vegetariat

18.40-20.00 - Artist Presentations. VIRTUAL SENSING AND EXPERIENTIAL ART 
PRACTICES.
Clement VALLA. Pointcloud Garden
Daniel HENGST. Plants Per Second ‒ Towards a Plant Oriented Rendering 
Methodology.
Carly LAVE. The Golem-Labor: Researching Motion Capture Technology + Dance


21.00-22.00  STRANGER SENSES – Screening Program
Onlien in Zoom / Onsite in RIXC Gallery, Lencu iela 2, Riga, Latvia
with short online presentations by young artists from ACT at MIT – Kwan 
Q Li (HK/US), Pohao CHI (TW/US), Weihan JIANG (CN/US), Weilu GE (CN/US), 
Kelon CEN (CN/US) / Liepaja MPLab – Ieva Viksne (LV) / HfG Kalrsruhe – 
Jung Eun Lee (KR/DE).

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11.00-12.20 ART-SCIENCE-ENERGY KEYNOTE TALK
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Douglas KAHN. On Not Seeing Blue: Energy And Materialism In Art And Science

12.20-12.30  Break

Parallel Sessions

12.30-14.00 Panel 4A. (AI/ECO) INTELLIGENT ECOSYSTEMS AND 
MORE-THAN-HUMAN CONDITIONS
Moderator Rasa SMITE
Joyce HINTERDING, David HAINES. Wrangling Chaos
Alice BUCKNELL. The Martian Word for the World is Mother.
Nina CZEGLEDY. On Sensory Awareness
Sandra ALVARO. Aesthetics of Perception, a historical approximation to 
inhuman vision and its ecological meaning.

12.30-14.00 Panel 4B. (SONIC1) SENSORY PERCEPTION AND SONIC IMMERSIONS
Moderator Raivo KELOMEES
Michelle LEWIS-KING. Qiscapes: Listening to Cosmological Body
Kazuhiro JO, Roy TAMAKI, Takuya ISHIKAWA, Tomoya MATSUURA. Naku: The 
'primary' of a voice in an anechoic chamber
Silvia ROSANI. AmotIon - emotional content to connect non-musicians to 
electroacoustic instruments
Petros TATSIOPOULOS. Computed Spatiality and non-Linearity, or the 
Virtuality of Sound

14.00-15.00 Lunch Time / Guided Tour through the Exhibition

Parallel Sessions

15.00-16.30  Panel 5A. (SONIC2) SENSORY PERCEPTION AND SONIC IMMERSIONS
Moderator Solvita ZARINA
Juan DUARTE. How computers learn to deep listen
MOON Martina ZELENIKA. The body as a musical instrument: generating data 
into audio-visual content
Gabriela MUNGUÍA, Guadalupe CHÁVEZ. Rhizospheric Territories: 
Expressions from the porosities of the soils (Mexico)
Vygintas ORLOVAS. Sound analysis by schlieren flow visualization

15.00-16.50  Panel 5B. AI & XR. EMBODIED EXPERIENCES AND EXTENDED REALITY
Moderator Oksana CHEPELIK
Marina HASSAPOPOULOU. Artificial Intelligence and Post-Human Embodied 
Experience
Ance JANEVICA. Experimental walk: A walk through communicating 
ecological complexity and immersive experiences
Ilva SKULTE. Poetry reading as an embodied practice – interplay of 
senses and meaning of text
Claire BREACH. Peanut Head Enters
Roc PARÉS. “BHDD”. An immersive art installation that enables 
participants to experience their own beheading

16.50-17.00 Break

Parallel Sessions

17.00 - 18.50  Panel 6A. (SONIC3) SENSORY PERCEPTION AND SONIC IMMERSIONS
Moderator Solvita ZARINA
Lauren RUIZ. Our Watchmen are Blind: An interrogation of Subterranean Labor
Stephanie ROTHENBERG, Suzanne THORPE. Tending Ostreidae: Serenades for 
Settling
Kathryn BLAIR, Pil HANSEN, Lora OEHLBERG. Algorithmic Rituals: Embodied 
Explorations of Algorithmic Decision-Making
Gundega STRAUTMANE. Artistic Experiments with Artificial Languages
Ricardo Dal FARRA. Collective experiences of extended reality: The  
Understanding Visual Music - UVM project.

17.00 - 18.50  Panel 6B. (GREEN) ECOLOGIES BEYOND GREEN. LIGHT, ENERGIES 
AND FIELDS
Moderator Daniel HENGST
Richard LOWENBERG. "Info/Eco: Interferences & Resonances - The Nature of 
Information"
Taylor HOKANSON, Kay DARTT, J. Stephen LEE. Fine With This: An Internet 
Controlled Flaming Sculpture
Danielle DAMICO. The Sky is Coming
Raphael ARAR, Olivia ARAR. Food Carbon Footprint Index (FCF)
Veronika SELLNER. Redesigning Ecosystems: Synthetic Biology, Art and the 
Non-Human

18.45 - 19.00  Plenary Session. Final Discussion and Follow-up / GREEN 
Revisited events and next Renewable Futures Conference /
Conference Chairs - Jens HAUSER, Kristin BERGAUST, Rasa SMITE, Raitis SMITS

20.00-21.00 HEARING NOTES – The Greenhouse Concert
with online introductions by participating artists and musicians:
Krista DINTERE, Ivo TAURIŅŠ, Lauris ŠMITS.

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10.00 - 18.00 Golem Labour Workshop (for participants only, with final 
performance in Mozilla Hubs - the date to be announced).
Golem-Labor is an international series of workshops that brings together 
contemporary dance and mixed reality technologies, organized by the 
Goethe-Institut. Riga edition is co-organized by RIXC, and is a part of 
the PostSensorium festival.

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18.00 The Opening of the Blooming Love VR installation by Daniel Hengst
Venue: RIXC Gallery, Lencu iela 2


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Conference Chairs

Rasa SMITE, PhD, Prof. of New Media Art, Liepaja University / RIXC / 
Lecturer, ACT at MIT
Kristin BERGAUST, Prof., FELT project / Faculty of Technology, Art and 
Design, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway
Jens HAUSER / Art curator and writer, independent scholar / Paris, FR
Raitis SMITS, Dr.,,RIXC / Associate Professor, Art Academy of Latvia / 
Lecturer, ACT at MIT

OPEN FIELDS 2021 Conference Scientific Board:

Oksana CHEPELIK,  Dr., leading researcher of The New Technologies 
Department at The Modern Art Research Institute of Ukraine
Maija DEMITERE / Lecturer and Program Director's Assistant of New Media 
and Audiovisual Art MA Program at RISEBA and Liepaja University, Latvia
Lily DIAZ-KOMMONEN, Professor of New Media, Department of Media, Aalto 
University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Finland.
Gabriela GALATI, Professor, NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan / 
Lecturer IED Istituto Europeo di Design, Turin / Co-Founder IPERCUBO.eu
Vytautas MICHELKEVICIUS, Associate Professor, Vilnius Academy of Arts, 
Department of Photography and Media Art and Doctoral School, Vilnius, 
Lithuania
Raivo KELOMEES, PhD., Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia
Zilvinas LILAS, professor, KHM, Cologne, Germany
Ellen PEARLMAN, PhD / Parsons / New School / Art-A-Hack / ThoughtWorks / 
New York, USA / Docent, RISEBA University for Business, Art and 
Technologies, Riga, Latvia
Anna PRIEDOLA / Head of Art Research Lab, Program Director of New Media 
Art BA program, Liepaja University, Latvia
Helena SEDERHOLM, Prof., Biofilia & Department of Art, Aalto University, 
School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Helsinki, Finland
Ilva SKULTE, PhD., Associate Professor, Riga Stradins University, Riga, 
Latvia
Chris HALES, PhD, Assistant Prof. at RISEBA University of Applied 
Sciences, Riga, Latvia
Marko PELJHAN,  Prof., University of California Santa Barbara Media Arts 
and Technology Program
Alise TIFENTALE, PhD., independent scholar, Riga, Latvia
Solvita ZARINA, Dr., Assoc. Prof. the Faculty of Computing, University 
of Latvia, lead researcher at the Laboratory of Innovative Information 
Technologies FC UL, Riga, Latvia

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* Support and Partners:

The PostSensiorum Conference is co-organized by RIXC's academic partners 
- MPLab (Art Research Lab) of Liepaja University and RISEBA University 
of Applied Sciences.

The PostSensiorum Festival and Conference program take place in the 
framework of “Green Revisited - Encountering Emerging Naturecultures 
(GREEN)” project co-funded by the EU program Creative Europe. GREEN 
project is led by RIXC in collaboration with the partners Baltan 
Laboratories (The Netherlands), Emmetrop (France), Zavod Projekt Atol 
(Slovenia), Oslo MET (Norway), Biofilia at Aalto University (Finland), 
MPLab / Art Research Lab at Liepaja University (Latvia).

The festival is supported by The State Culture Capital Foundation of 
Latvia,  Riga City Council, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of 
Latvia, Goethe Institute, and others.

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* Producers and Contact:

The Festival is Produced by The RIXC Centre for New Media Culture.
Festival curators: Rasa Smite (rasa at rixc.org) and Raitis Smits 
(raitis at rixc.org)
Festival producer: Agnese Baranova (agnese at rixc.org)
PR and information coordinator: Liva Silina (rixc at rixc.org)
Contact e-mail: rixc at rixc.org
Phones: +371 29635167 (Agnese Baranova), +371 26546776 (Rasa Smite)
Address: RIXC the Centre for New Media Culture, Lencu iela 2, Riga, 
LV-1010, Latvia

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