Quo Artis is an international non-profit organization that seeks to generate connections between art, science and technology, acting as a bridge between professionals in these fields.
The foundation curates, organizes and produces exhibitions, expeditions, conferences and workshops, as well as directing the production of projects on request and conducts research related to art and science
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An ephemeral installation and participative workshop organised by Epicuro Lab Collective.
An international cooperation project between Quo Artis (ES), MOMus-ECA (GR), NeME (CY), KONTEJNER (HR) as lead partner.
After collaborating with the Royal Academy of European Doctors (RAED) in an Art and Science Journey to the Galapago islands with artists, scientists and curators, Quo Artis will develop an exhibition in 2024.
Epicuro Lab invites you to join their upcoming participatory event which will take place on the 3rd of June at the MhIC (The Museum of History of Immigration in Catalonia) to explore the unexpected relationships that can be can established between plants and social issues.
On Wednesday the 17th of May at 11 am (CET) Quo Artis presents Epicuro Lab’s project “Working Plants from Afar” at ISEA 2023- Symbiosis, the 28th edition of the International Sympoisum of Electronic Art. This is a project developed as a series of participatory workshops and an ephemeral installation at the garden of the Museum of the History of Inmigration in Catalonia (MhiC).
On the 17th of May, from 12 PM to 1.15 PM, at ISEA in Paris, The Traveling Plant will discover the Nelson Mandela Garden, located right above the ISEA venue at Forum des images. Together with artist Eva-Maria Lopez and the participation of ISEA attendees.
Marco Mezquida shines equally as composer, pianist, improviser, accompanist and bandleader; that he is eclectic and versatile, is to name the obvious. Above all, Marco is a playful and unpredictable artist, who creates a world of his own that is at once inviting and fascinating.
Epicuro Lab is a collaborative art collective, whose core is composed of an atypical landscape architect and artist, Gabino Carballo, and Tatiana Kourochkina, art producer and strategy director of Quo Artis.
Researcher and curator with interdisciplinary experience in social sciences, business administration, cultural sciences, and the arts.
Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science in the Department of Philosophy, where he directs MINT Lab (Minimum Intelligence Laboratory, specialized in Philosophy of Cognitive Science and Plant Neurobiology).
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