Seismographic Talk
summary
A curational experiment that begins with 300 people in a snowstorm at a castle and no Wi‑Fi, and claims conferences can produce reality — e.g. a panel that helps produce the Strelka school in Moscow — evolves into the 89plus project with a database of more than 5,000 artists and residencies like the Google Cultural Institute partnership, pairing artists who build prototypes with technologists and tracking surprising social shifts as a live seismograph.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00DLD conference origin
- 1:26Chaos in DLD’s DNA
- 3:13Conferences as reality producers
- 4:38Artists as societal seismographs
- 6:05Bridging art and technology
- 7:2989 plus generation discovery
- 9:39Connecting with emerging artists
- 10:00Unrealized dreams and Munich to Verona hike
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