ANDY WEIR

Great to be invited to present my research at this event which i will be joining this afternoon. It's a meeting of the working party on IDKM (information, Data and Knowledge Management) of the NEA Radioactive Waste Committee. NAGRA is the National Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste in Switzerland. In other words, this means it's a cross-disciplinary group concerned with questions of how to 'communicate' environmental knowledge around nuclear waste isolation sit

I've been mainly busy lately teaching and writing my book, although I have had some time to present some research in progress. I presented 'Missed Calls to Deep Futures' at the Lines of Flight symposium with the UAL EARTH research group last week. Here I went back to my Pazugoo work as intervention into understanding sites and toxicity in a nuclear context. This focused on challenging the paradigm of art as 'communication' to an imagined future. It was also cool to learn more

I've been doing some peer-reviewing for a special edition of the Screenworks Journal following the Digital Ecologies symposium in July, so looking forward to seeing this coming out soon. image from Material: Art & Technology Research Group 'The Special Issue examines the complex material relationship between technology, society, food and energy production and the land. It is informed by Yuk Hui’s notion that the essence of contemporary technology is to ‘consider everything as

Locksbrook Late, Bath: A curated programme of artist films from recent events by the Material : Art and Technology research group. The works explore our relationships with non-human intelligences biological and machine and how these might be re-imagined through creative, critical and sustainable practices. Featuring films by Miranda Whall, Jennet Thomas, Warren & Moseley, and Andy Weir. vid stills Polymerized Flow Snag 2, 10’35” The film consists of a dialogue between mete