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Ephemeral // Hetkelliset

SOLU-Space cleaning

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Living Images in Somero

Stone Dairy / Someron Kivimeijeri

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Living Images in SOLU-space

with Bioart Society

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  • HOME
  • Uncompleted Studies:
    • Hanseniaspora osmophilia
    • Wild yeasts
    • Rhodotorula graminis
    • Macro photographs
    • Companion species
    • Identification of species
  • Exhibitions 2020
    • Ephemeral // Hetkelliset
    • Living Images in SOLU-space
    • Living Images in Somero
  • Exhibitions 2019
    • Maritime Centre Vellamo
      • Autumn Events
    • Mänttä Art Festival
      • Change of yeastograms in August
      • Change of the yeastograms in July
      • Bioart Day 13.7.2019
      • Mänttä Art Festival 2019
      • Making of -Mänttä Art Festival
      • Experimental wall art in Mänttä
    • Science Gallery Dublin
  • Hiivagrammi.fi
  • ABOUT
 © Johanna Rotko  ///  BIO ART LAB 2022
Visual artist Johanna Rotko works with living materials, mainly different yeasts. In the future she wants to broaden her palette with microbes. As in yeast images i.e. yeastograms, various microbes: yeasts, bacteria, molds, fungi, mycelium, and other unidentified species, grow. She photographs the diverse changes in yeast images on a regular basis during their existence. Carbon recyclers i.e. molds, play a major role as yeast images age.
Art, that uses alive elements is based on the manipulation of the living matter this is also the case with yeast images. After the exposure Rotko influences the images as little as she can and the creatures that grow on the images are in the environment or on the plate itself. The artist lets them be because nature does not need our care, even on a larger scale. She moves from the manipulator to the observer role and the yeast images return to the cycle of nature through biowaste disposal. She started bokashi-composting with the microbial images in the summer of 2022. The plates are going to return to the soil, she is eager to find out how plants like these nutrients.
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