Preflections

By: Nik Baerten
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  • P/REFLECTIONS is a series of conversations with original minds in which we reflect on present day society from a variety of angles. We peer through its cracks in anticipation of possible worlds to come. P/REFLECTIONS is brought to you by Nik Baerten, co-founder of Pantopicon, a foresight and design studio based in Antwerp, Belgium. Enjoy!
    @2020 PANTOPICON
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Art Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Ignace Schops - Giving voice to nature

    Ignace Schops - Giving voice to nature
    Jun 25 2020
    A conversation with Ignace Schops, Goldman Environmental Prize winner, president of EUROParc and many other things, about the value of nature and how to translate it to inspire better decision making.
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Paolo Ciuccarelli - Data as malleable matter

    Paolo Ciuccarelli - Data as malleable matter
    Jun 14 2020
    A conversation with Paolo Ciuccarelli, architect and information designer, on data as just another kind of malleable matter in the hands of designers, on making sense of complexity - and doing it justice - by visual means and beyond.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Angelo Vermeulen - Every molecule counts

    Angelo Vermeulen - Every molecule counts
    May 31 2020
    A conversation with biologist, artist, designer, engineer Angelo Vermeulen on what art and science mean to one another, on the inextricable bond between earth and space, on uncertainty in interstellar space-travel and the need to diversify our futures.
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    1 hr and 13 mins

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