I can attest to that. I experimented with wild yeast and the age, location and handling of yeast culture makes a big difference.
On Dec 15, 2012 11:18 AM, "Brian Degger" <brian.degger@gmail.com> wrote:
-- From what I understand, its about creating sourdough starter culture
in an apartment block as a conversation starter, and to talk about
relationships with microorganisms.
I like the idea that there might be a different sourdough for every
street in New York.
Cheers
Brian
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 11:37 PM, BIOS Bioculture Artlab
<brzezinski.video@gmail.com> wrote:
> you are asking about very concrete things, what to do, and I think the idea
> of this project is maybe more opened = it is more like curatorial invitation
> for scientists and bio diy society to stay artists, show works in gallery
> and deal with problem of bio, or microbiological cultures as culture... or
> maybe to deal with culture as kind of biocenosis. so i will invite from one
> hand sociologists and other "humanistic scientists" to describe
> microbiological fauna and flora in context of society (initiation ritual
> like the sickness that child brings back from school, or local bacterial
> environment as part of local culture) but the otherhand I would love to
> start investigations on the concrete grout "who" is a kind of "chain of luck
> and happyness" - you know what i mean? you know amish bread?
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amish_Friendship_Bread Sourdough, or grout is
> collecting from many houses bacterial flora, so it is kind of memory and i
> would like to find this and open and read this like a book. Everybody who
> will be in this project can make his independent artwork that will be part
> of my artistic project and exhibition (so you all are invited to make
> visualisations, descriptions, photos, or other things like for example i am
> making music based on microscopic pictures) or you can cooperate with me to
> create something together, otherhand also any help and source of knowledge
> will be mentioned in a catalogue and I hope to print for the final
> exhibition in 2013... For now I am trying to get grant to have time to work
> on this very complex problem. its hard for me because for now i am much more
> conceptual based, and I had joined to learn myself about to "hacking life"
> and maybe soon I will have more concrete questions or knowledge to share ;)
>
> michal
>
>
> W dniu czwartek, 13 grudnia 2012 17:31:55 UTC+1 użytkownik BIOS Bioculture
> Artlab napisał:
>>
>> I would like just to say hallo
>> and something about myself
>>
>> I am fresh on field of bio DIY
>> I was video artist since 10 years
>> I had created gallery NT in Lodz in 2010
>> But its dead now because lack of funding
>>
>> So I created BIOS biomedia artlab that is the name of my cooperatives
>> project
>> for now I was dealing with communication between species (fauna and flora)
>> But now I would like to get step into the deep understanding of life in
>> context
>> of idea so called 'moist media'
>>
>> I count on help and maybe some co-operations in field of art
>> Now I am trying to get grant for this project
>>
>> http://www.brzezinski.zdnet.pl/michal-brzezinski/artist/artistic-projects/herman-bio-nano-science-art-project
>> so hope for your little support
>>
>> michal
>> http://michal.brzezinski.net
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