Swissnex San Francisco

Swiss Consulate at Pier 17, San Francisco, USA
Curator: Meg Shiffler
Artists: Flavia Leuenberger Ceppi, Marc Lee
14.10.2022 - 11.11.2022
https://swissnex.org/sanfrancisco/news/capturing-humans-impact-on-biodiversity-through-citizen-science/

Exhibited Artwork


Used to Be My Home Too

Real-time cartography

This experiment shows photos of animals, fungi and plants that are uploaded right now by unknown users to iNaturalist.org via mobile phone. On Google Earth, these are mapped at the exact location where they were photographed. In addition, taxonomically similar species that occurred in the same country and became extinct within the last 30 years are automatically added in real time via RedList.org. Used more …

Used to Be My Home Too, Werkschau Kanton Zurich, Haus Konstruktiv, Zurich
Haus Konstruktiv, Zurich
Used to Be My Home Too, Gwangju Media Art Platform (G.MAP)
G.MAP, Gwangju
Used to Be My Home Too, Beijing Media Art Biennale, CAFA Art Museum, Beijing
CAFA Art Museum, Beijing

Publication

Used to Be My Home Too exhibited in vertical standing flat screens

Capturing Human’s Impact on Biodiversity through Citizen Science, Swissnex San Francisco

swissnex.org
Website
2022
English
Meg Shiffler
swissnex.org, PDF

Swissnex in San Francisco is pleased to present Swiss artist Marc Lee’s project Used to Be My Home Too as a key part of a series of programs and events highlighting Ticino, the Italian speaking canton of Switzerland, organized by the Consulate General of Switzerland and in parallel to the Italian Language Week this October in San Francisco.
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