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Program 1 Habits
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 "Scenery ·Weave On" is an environmental protection initiative centered on "regeneration" and "co-weaving". The activity starts with the recycling of old clothes. Participants transform these forgotten fibers into brand-new fabric surfaces with texture and warmth through cutting, piecing and sewing. When these recycled fabrics are sewn onto tree trunks and branches, a unique visual connection is formed between natural and artificial textiles: trees become the bearers, while the fabrics symbolize humanity's rethinking of resource recycling. In the process of dressing the trees in new clothes, participants not only experienced the healing feeling of handcrafted creation but also re-perceived the value behind the items. Every stitch reminds us that reducing waste is not just an idea, but an action that can be seen, touched and accomplished together. "Set ·Weave On" hopes that through this gentle and concrete approach, environmental protection will no longer remain just a slogan, but become a real practice and aesthetic expression in life.
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Program 2 Description
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 2, Description will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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Program 2 Description
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 2, Description will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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Program 2 Description
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 2, Description will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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Program 2 Description
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 2, Description will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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Program 2 Description
Venue:
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026 Self-reflection can’t trace origins. Motive is always in the process of being overgrown. It is taken for granted that the reasons for our generally repetitive behavior are self-evident — of course they are not.
Using both Diachronic Causation Simulation (D.C.S.) as well as Synchronic Causation Simulation (S.C.S.) Program 2, Description will explore psychological pattern formation both by a singular event as well as its development over time.
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