Mending Cracks
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9133.v34i1pe233053Keywords:
kintsugi, bio-etchis, synthetic biology, Artistic Research, healingAbstract
We are researchers working in science, arts and ethics. Cracks in ceramics, in disciplines, in binaries are the point of departure for our project: Bactohealing. It draws on ‘kintsugi’, the Japanese technique to fix ceramics with gold. Bactohealing proposes to mend cracks with the help of microorganisms: bacteria and fungi grow a solid bond that mimics ‘scar tissue’ over the fracture. Simultaneously we open an inquiry around the ethics of synthetic biology.
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