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나탈리 제레미젠코: 환경에 대한 생각을 변화시키는 예술

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(Click to translate into Korean) 나탈리 제레미젠코의 흔치 않은 실험실이 가동되기 시작하고 공학적 기술을 대중예술, 자원자 집단과 결합시킴으로써 환경재앙에 대한 해법을 제시한다. 실생활에서 가능한 실험에는 올챙이 산책시키기, "물고기"와 문자하기, 소화전 정원 설치하기 등이 포함된다.

Natalie Jeremijenko blends art, engineering, environmentalism, biochemistry and more to create real-life experiments that enable social change. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Soo Ah Kim
Reviewed by Jiyong Huh
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