The Green Screen as the Sixth Biome

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https://doi.org/10.34619/hhki-whlq

Abstract

Post-post-nature is a term that I first introduced in the master’s thesis “Post Post-Nature — The Technological Mediation between Humans, Plants, and Plant Images” (2022) so as to characterise a new kind of nature: the digital nature of plant images.

Author Biography

Catarina Braga, NOVA University of Lisbon. NOVA School of Social Sciences and ICNOVA — NOVA Institute of Communication, Portugal

Catarina Braga (PT, 1994) is a visual artist, researcher and speculative writer. Master in Fine Arts — Intermedia (2022) by the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto. Catarina Braga has been exhibiting internationally since 2016, and was the winner of the prize "Arte Jovem" Fundação Millennium BCP (2022). In her artistic practice, Catarina investigates how technological mediation shapes our relationship with nature, exploring the role that images play in the interactions we establish between the cultural and the natural world. Standing out from recent exhibitions is her solo show “The Building of the Vessel“ (Guimarães, 2024) and the group exhibitions "Field Theory" at oMuseu (FBAUP, 2023, PT), "LOSS OF AURA" at Gallery Pedro Oliveira (2022, PT), and "RETURN" at Arbre Art Center in Shenzhen (2020, CN).

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Published

2024-11-29

How to Cite

Braga, C. (2024). The Green Screen as the Sixth Biome. Revista De Comunicação E Linguagens, (60-61), 321–340. https://doi.org/10.34619/hhki-whlq

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No. 60-61 (2024): Contemporary culture and digital transition

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Visual essays

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