Transdisciplinarity: Narrative Spatial Trajectories
Disciplines have different languages, and so they have different literacies. In all disciplines, space is a representational strategy. As humans we inhabit multiple spaces; they may be mental, psychological, virtual, physical, performative, experimental and social.
Even though “narrative” is a term often found in theater, here it is used as reform; a social process and experimentation between human systems, languages and space. Space is everywhere in modern thought and different disciplines use spaces with different meanings.
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Christiana KazakouChristiana Kazakou, is a researcher, curator, producer & artist; acting, performing & reflecting trans geographically. Her research with i-DAT explores transdisciplinary curatorial models and spatial trajectories within the art & science discourse and is currently funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (UK). Following her studies on Art & Science (MA) at Central Saint Martins in London; she works for numerous innovative companies, networks, festivals, cultural organisations, NGO’s and social enterprises whose activities engage across the spectrum of the arts, sciences, technology and society.
EASTN-DC, European Art-Science-Technology Network for Digital Creativity, is a network dedicated to the time-based digital arts: musical arts, visual arts, performing and interactive arts. It is gathering 16 partners in 13 different countries from Europe to the Americas. They will host and exchange about 70 creators in the frame of a 16 international events tour spread over 4 years. These privileged moments, in direct contact with the audience, will frame a new and systemic approach, binding the Knowing “Disseminate”, the Learning “Inseminate”, the Making “Collect”, a digital creativity factory leading to a creative citizen.