Deborah Tien
Deborah Tien is a co-founding steward of the Relational Tech Project, navigating how we may shift technology culture to be more relational: playful, participatory, and place-based.
Sessions
Wild Webs of Care is a participatory art installation re-imagining archival practices, through a grief lens.
Whatever times of day
You feel open to emergence
And slowing down,
We invite you to wander into the woods.
There's space for you,
To sit in our dome,
To nourish your roots,
To co-create our
Wild (d)Webs of Care
Together.
Each day at KINDEROPOLIS, children will explore the natural surroundings at Alte Hölle and the "Tree of Life." Today, we explore the Wonderful World of Insects and the Seedlings will take a field trip to the "Wild Webs of Care" installation and enjoy a special presentation by Deborah Tien.
Wilds Webs of Care is a place to tend to our roots and imagine technology anew.
It's an altar space, participatory installation, and resting zone. You can decide how you'd like to engage, and how much. There will be facilitated 'sparks' throughout the days when the energy feels right.
You're welcome to engage on your own (or with your friends), as you'd like, when you'd like!
We ask that you treat the objects with care, and we invite you to leave pieces of tech that you love(d) for others to remember and honor.
