Fondation Beyeler, Foyer, Baselstrasse 101, 4125 Riehen
CHF 25.00 / 20.00
Young people up to 25 years: free admission
Young people up to 25 years: free admission
A relaxed visit to the museum after work.
What does it mean to be alive? What forms can life take? As part of Friday Beyeler, artist and scientist Monica Ursina Jäger brings together various voices from art, nature and science to reflect on different forms of being alive. Phyto Futures invites you to listen to the whispers of microorganisms, immerse yourself in the rhythms of forests and develop new ideas for inhabiting the planet together with plants, microorganisms and minerals. The program includes a video screening, a sound performance and conversations.
Monica Ursina Jäger's artistic work is characterized by a multidisciplinary reflection on concepts of space, landscape and architecture. Using drawing, collage, installation and video, she examines the multi-layered relationships in ecosystems. Fluctuating between the intuitive, the narrative and the factual, Jäger questions processes of transformation, arrangement and translation by dissolving the boundaries between artistic and scientific knowledge production. In her works, she traces the entanglements in post-natural landscapes, the workings of organic and inorganic matter and the complexity of time.
Monica Ursina Jäger is a permanent faculty member at the IUNR Institute for Environment and Natural Resources at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW. Since 2016, the transdisciplinary team has been developing new forms of dialog between artistic practices and scientific research to address issues of ecology, climate change and planetary regeneration. Projects include urban ecology, outdoor exhibitions and climate-resilient gardens.
Meeting point: Foyer
"Friday Beyeler" allows you to start the weekend with a relaxed visit to the museum after work. The museum remains open until 9.00 pm, the restaurant until 10.00 pm. Unless otherwise stated, "Friday Beyeler" is included in museum admission. From a minimum consumption of CHF 25.00 per person in the restaurant, admission to the museum on the same evening is free. Valid on Fridays from 18.00 - 21.00 hrs.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Monica Ursina Jäger's artistic work is characterized by a multidisciplinary reflection on concepts of space, landscape and architecture. Using drawing, collage, installation and video, she examines the multi-layered relationships in ecosystems. Fluctuating between the intuitive, the narrative and the factual, Jäger questions processes of transformation, arrangement and translation by dissolving the boundaries between artistic and scientific knowledge production. In her works, she traces the entanglements in post-natural landscapes, the workings of organic and inorganic matter and the complexity of time.
Monica Ursina Jäger is a permanent faculty member at the IUNR Institute for Environment and Natural Resources at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW. Since 2016, the transdisciplinary team has been developing new forms of dialog between artistic practices and scientific research to address issues of ecology, climate change and planetary regeneration. Projects include urban ecology, outdoor exhibitions and climate-resilient gardens.
Meeting point: Foyer
"Friday Beyeler" allows you to start the weekend with a relaxed visit to the museum after work. The museum remains open until 9.00 pm, the restaurant until 10.00 pm. Unless otherwise stated, "Friday Beyeler" is included in museum admission. From a minimum consumption of CHF 25.00 per person in the restaurant, admission to the museum on the same evening is free. Valid on Fridays from 18.00 - 21.00 hrs.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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Fondation Beyeler
Baselstrasse 101
4125 Riehen