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| − | « Changer les signes peut changer l’ordre des choses existant. Les organismes vivants modifient leur environnement sur la base de leurs propres images de cet environnement. » Kalevi Kull | + | « Changer les signes peut changer l’ordre des choses existant. Les organismes vivants modifient leur environnement sur la base de leurs propres images de cet environnement. » Kalevi Kull<br> |
| − | In the context of the exhibition [http://utopiana.ch/la-semiosphere-du-commun/] curated by Utopiana, Raphäelle Mueller and Vanessa Lorenzo are collaborating with Emanuela Ascari [http://www.emanuelaascari.it/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/EmanuelaAscari_portfolio2016.pdf] to test their samples of polluted soil from a bauxite lake, Tulcea, Romania and Rhône river (mercury spill) in Turtig, Switzerland. | + | In the context of the exhibition [http://utopiana.ch/la-semiosphere-du-commun/] curated by Utopiana, Raphäelle Mueller and Vanessa Lorenzo are collaborating with Emanuela Ascari [http://www.emanuelaascari.it/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/EmanuelaAscari_portfolio2016.pdf] to test their samples of polluted soil from a bauxite lake, Tulcea, Romania and Rhône river (mercury spill) in Turtig, Switzerland.<br> |
| − | More info | + | More info [https://www.facebook.com/events/370237740022295/370700476642688/?notif_t=like¬if_id=1487158446763884 here ].<br> |
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« Changer les signes peut changer l’ordre des choses existant. Les organismes vivants modifient leur environnement sur la base de leurs propres images de cet environnement. » Kalevi Kull
In the context of the exhibition [1] curated by Utopiana, Raphäelle Mueller and Vanessa Lorenzo are collaborating with Emanuela Ascari [2] to test their samples of polluted soil from a bauxite lake, Tulcea, Romania and Rhône river (mercury spill) in Turtig, Switzerland.
More info here .