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Eco etymology: Latin "echo", from the Greek "ἠχώ" and means "sound". Greek mythology tells us about the nymph Echo, whose voice repeated others in the forest, after his death. It is also called echo to the footprint, at the conceptual level, which leaves something behind. | |||
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Revision as of 18:06, 26 February 2019
Eco-Human
An approach to the concept of Bio-media through sociology and art.
by Laura Giraldo, Bauhaus University 2019
Eco etymology: Latin "echo", from the Greek "ἠχώ" and means "sound". Greek mythology tells us about the nymph Echo, whose voice repeated others in the forest, after his death. It is also called echo to the footprint, at the conceptual level, which leaves something behind.
First steps:
Photo documentation
please visit Eco-human gallery
Video documentation
Video process: "How I made leaves transparent"
Video Inside the box:
