Regard N°77 Perturbation endocrinienne et biodiversité, par Barbara Demeneix
La Société Française d’Ecologie (SFE) propose ce regard de Barbara Demeneix, Professeur au MNHN, sur les perturbateurs endocriniens.
Tales of a Sea Cow TRAILER from Etienne de France on Vimeo.
Tales of a Sea Cow is a fictional story describing how a team of scientists working in Greenland has achieved the first ever decoding of animal communication. For the first time in history they “translated” the song of a marine mammal – the Steller’s sea cow-, a species, which was until now thought extinct since 1768.
This rediscovery of this species and the decoding of their songs have revealed striking results: the content of the decoding consists in endless lists and databases containing a precise monitoring of human activity.
Tales of a Sea Cow is a project mixing reality and fiction, art and science. Combining a fictional documentary and a multimedia project (installation, video, photography and sculptures), Tales of a Sea Cow is a dialog with scientific methodologies, but also a metaphor about interpreting nature and anthropomorphism.
Video stills from Tales of a Sea Cow, feature documentary
HD video, color, 52 minutes
2012.
La Société Française d’Ecologie (SFE) propose ce regard de Barbara Demeneix, Professeur au MNHN, sur les perturbateurs endocriniens.
Cette 35ème publication de la revue d'art contemporain Marges, s'intéresse aux questions d'écologie
Cet ouvrage analyse la façon dont certaines oeuvres photographiques donnent à réfléchir et s'inscrivent de façon féconde dans le débat…