Lauren Bon & Metabolic Studio
Lauren Bon & Metabolic Studio
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Idea Lab 2 #short #climatechange #climateaction #mycelium #metabolicstudio #fyp
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Metabolic Studio’s Idea Lab is an on-going series of workshops that equips a diverse cohort of participants with specialized climate-focused knowledge. Participants were asked to share their experiences with organizing and the biggest challenges they’ve faced.
Speculative Ecologies 2 #short #ecology #education #geology #rocks #deeptime #water
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Speculative Ecologies: Art, Water and Sustainability. A one week intensive with USC Roski School of Art and Design. Students worked with rocks that were unearthed during construction of a 47 foot deep well for the Bending the River project.
Speculative Ecologies 1 #short #ecology #losangeles #sustainability #water #infrastructure
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Speculative Ecologies: Art, Water, and Sustainability. A one week intensive with USC Roski School of Art and Design featuring Richard Montoya as guest speaker.
Sonic Division Live Jam 7.12.24
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Sonic Division Live Jam 7.12.24
Speculative Ecology
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Speculative Ecology
Discovering The Floodplain
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Discovering The Floodplain
Venice Biennale 2019
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Venice Biennale 2019
Construction Poetics
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Construction Poetics
The Great Vibration
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The Great Vibration
Bending the River / Intro Film
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Bending the River / Intro Film
Carbon Capture Measurement
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Carbon Capture Measurement
30 minutes excerpt from Ñocchi Sonic Jam on January 29th 2024
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30 minutes excerpt from Ñocchi Sonic Jam on January 29th 2024
Un-development 2 Time Lapse
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Un-development 2 Time Lapse
Heal Hear Here - LA State Historic Park - May 20, 2023
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Heal Hear Here - LA State Historic Park - May 20, 2023
LA River during and after rain storm
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LA River during and after rain storm
Geologic Dialogues Part III Un-making, Un-development
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Geologic Dialogues Part III Un-making, Un-development
Payahuunadü Live Streaming prerecorded highlights
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Payahuunadü Live Streaming prerecorded highlights
Transformation of Un-development One since 2020
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Transformation of Un-development One since 2020
Salton Sea CCTV (Prerecorded)
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Salton Sea CCTV (Prerecorded)
Understories 1.31.23
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Understories 1.31.23
Understories 2.14.23
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Understories 2.14.23
Understories 2.7.23
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Understories 2.7.23
Understories 1.24.23
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Understories 1.24.23
Understories 1.17.23
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Understories 1.17.23
Post human infrastructure 11.15.22
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Post human infrastructure 11.15.22
Post human infrastructure 11.1.22
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Post human infrastructure 11.1.22
Post human infrastructure 10.25.22
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Post human infrastructure 10.25.22
Post human infrastructure 10.18.22
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Post human infrastructure 10.18.22
Post human infrastructure 10.11.22
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Post human infrastructure 10.11.22

Комментарии

  • @umainornata7825
    @umainornata7825 8 дней назад

    This is fascinating!

  • @JeremeyHowlett
    @JeremeyHowlett Месяц назад

    What you have done is diverted raw street water runoff and now your pumping it to the surface, contaminating all the soil that is it ground level. The better alternative would have been to drill wells along the sides of the river and pump the water from the ground. All the sand rocks and sediment would help filter the water naturally and keep the pollutants underground. The LA river leaks water though all the cracks and joints, there’s plenty of ground water seeping through the concrete. Talk about mismanagement of resources.

  • @JohnSmith-sh1zg
    @JohnSmith-sh1zg Месяц назад

    Does Kamala have a sister?

  • @rasheedabasheer4046
    @rasheedabasheer4046 2 месяца назад

    The last one. 👏

  • @briananderson6758
    @briananderson6758 5 месяцев назад

    LOL! they called it the LA River. More like sewer drain!

    • @devynthelonelyfox
      @devynthelonelyfox 4 месяца назад

      Needle n poopie river more like😂😂

    • @JeremeyHowlett
      @JeremeyHowlett Месяц назад

      They’ve essentially built a storm drain that goes into reverse and now they are pumping that water to the surface.

  • @NegativeReferral
    @NegativeReferral 5 месяцев назад

    May I please sample this? I can work out a deal.

  • @NegativeReferral
    @NegativeReferral 5 месяцев назад

    Water flows, life grows. A wise woman, talented animator, and recent influence of mine once told me that the ocean was the world's mind, the land its body, and the beach its face. She also told me about Metabolic Studios. And how she doesn't like what people in the 1930s did to the beautiful LA River. If water was the Earth's mind, we robbed the LA River of the ability to form new neural pathways. Saltwater has sodium ions. Freshwater often has calcium ions. Sodium and calcium ions flowing can produce electricity. Like it does in the brain. And the brain constantly reconnects. Like the flow of the river. They really did steal the LA River's soul. Its lifeblood. Its sacred metabolism. Pumped it full of chemicals against its will. Just to sustain our comfortable post-industrial western ways. She got a DUI, and also seemed to lose interest in all things electronic. As she cared about the environment and bringing back older ways of living, I'm sure there's a silver lining to that. Synchronicity. She is fire and land. I sadly have made up for her now-smaller carbon footprint since we fell out. I hope she's well.

  • @NegativeReferral
    @NegativeReferral 5 месяцев назад

    This girl I used to know compared the White borrowing of Black and Latin-American stylistic elements in music to White people putting concrete in the LA river. She also told me she was going to visit "metabolic studio", a name that initially sounded like a gym of some kind... but she told me about the art projects pertaining to the LA River. I think it's interesting how the LA River's concrete embankment does seem like the replacement of metabolism with concretion and stasis, like comparing the ever-changing pathways (axons and synapses) that brain cells use to communicate electrically and chemically - metabolism - with a printed circuitboard, where every conductive trace (wire) is master-planned by a professional (or dedicated hobbyist), never changing again - concretion. Or kinda like how rhythms once used almost exclusively for movement (such as dancing) now play quietly in the background at your local cvs.

  • @mattfleming584
    @mattfleming584 6 месяцев назад

    Who did the bore.

  • @JeremeyHowlett
    @JeremeyHowlett 6 месяцев назад

    With all the barren unpopulated land northeast of Los Angeles, why not drill wells all over the area and connect that to the Los Angeles drinking water system? There’s more than enough ground water to supply all of Southern California needs. In fact, the resource is so abundant that California would never need to be on drought restriction.

  • @JeremeyHowlett
    @JeremeyHowlett 6 месяцев назад

    Why not just drill a bunch of irrigation wells along the river? The leakage from the river has saturated the ground below the concrete.

  • @OtisMullins
    @OtisMullins 6 месяцев назад

    They will never stop until the Earth is dry and dead desalinization of seawater is a lot cheaper

  • @CD38325
    @CD38325 6 месяцев назад

    This process is called dry boring

  • @jonnymoka
    @jonnymoka 6 месяцев назад

    Keep up the good work . Mother Earth loves you for it.

  • @GraniteMtn618
    @GraniteMtn618 6 месяцев назад

    Y’all will still be robbing water from the most land locked states to supply your pools and all the housing

  • @123macoy
    @123macoy 6 месяцев назад

    Motherwell. Who came up with that name?

    • @devynthelonelyfox
      @devynthelonelyfox 4 месяца назад

      Just their classic delusions, keeping them in check. It’s sad

  • @remerglobal
    @remerglobal 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for sharing this update

  • @UrLocalAirbus
    @UrLocalAirbus 6 месяцев назад

    Bruh what’s a mother well

    • @danielyoung6703
      @danielyoung6703 6 месяцев назад

      It's when we let females do it all for us. Then we can retire young and beautiful.

  • @adamstevens3304
    @adamstevens3304 6 месяцев назад

    How to waste millions of dollars 💸

  • @andrewanderson1988
    @andrewanderson1988 6 месяцев назад

    Yessssssss

  • @jasonhovatter3224
    @jasonhovatter3224 6 месяцев назад

    Heaviest thing I’ve experienced in a while… my body is still buzzing. Well done.

  • @carpediemarts705
    @carpediemarts705 7 месяцев назад

    Sunflower removes lead very well also. But the info above ok cannabis is amazing.

  • @towheadannie-lg9ol
    @towheadannie-lg9ol 7 месяцев назад

    But what do you do with the lead filled corn plants....go dump them in the ground somewhere else?

  • @garyi.2954
    @garyi.2954 7 месяцев назад

    No to tik tok

  • @teresadrewicki9360
    @teresadrewicki9360 7 месяцев назад

    So then this corn would not be good for consumption ???

  • @582tird
    @582tird 7 месяцев назад

    Corn , sunflowers, hemp , cane all draw contamination from the soil, but what do you do with the resulting biomass.

  • @lv2mine
    @lv2mine 7 месяцев назад

    It truly surprises and perplexes me to think that the information that would apply to removing toxins from the soil is not readily available it's in our congressional library obviously the people doing this don't realize that the hemp plant or the marijuana plant removes 15 times the amount of toxins in 1/3 the amount of time of being planted that any other plant does if they would plant hemp or marijuana plants in that soil it would remove all not apart all the toxins in heavy metal then the plant could be burned incinerated and disposed of and it would not be in grainer corn it just amazes me that people don't look for an alternative that's a non-food plant that would do a much better job like making paper or material hemp produces better material and 10 times more paper with the same amount of plants per acridge it's insane somebody wake up❤

  • @zachalexander963
    @zachalexander963 7 месяцев назад

    It’s good that the corn is leaching the lead out of the soil but I have to wonder why you chose corn as the subject crop. Does growing an edible grain not contradict the desire to bioaccumulate heavy metals? I would’ve thought a woody plant might make more practical sense. I’d be interested to know how you are safely disposing of the corn post-intoxication.

  • @jimdelorme4758
    @jimdelorme4758 7 месяцев назад

    Very interesting, keep up with your experiments

  • @krustenkase515
    @krustenkase515 7 месяцев назад

    Ist this Something we should be verry, verry, verry excited about?

  • @ivanivanovich5904
    @ivanivanovich5904 8 месяцев назад

    one can only imagine amount of bacteria harvested inside those water tanks...

    • @Mogi83
      @Mogi83 8 месяцев назад

      Even dirty water can be used also filtration exists dont hate on them trying to do something about the constant droughts in CA

    • @JeremeyHowlett
      @JeremeyHowlett Месяц назад

      California needs to be smarter. They need to go on google maps and look at all the barren land surrounding the Southern California region. Los Angeles is fairly small compared to all the empty land. This land absorbs trillions of gallons of water each rain season. All the state needs to do is drill more wells in these areas and pipe it into Los Angeles.

  • @marcusmazzocchi6326
    @marcusmazzocchi6326 8 месяцев назад

    This is a lot of tick expensive concrete to be removed just to plant indoors lol

  • @photonman48
    @photonman48 8 месяцев назад

    ??? what is happening here? Interesting video but please add more to the description.

  • @Matty002
    @Matty002 8 месяцев назад

    were they all native plants?

  • @stoopiddrawings8023
    @stoopiddrawings8023 8 месяцев назад

    This is so underrated not going to lie

  • @anagabrielablanco8286
    @anagabrielablanco8286 9 месяцев назад

    beautiful images, James! way to go!

  • @DrAbhinavKumar
    @DrAbhinavKumar 9 месяцев назад

    Without a concluding shot, the video became unfulfilling

  • @sergeigen1
    @sergeigen1 9 месяцев назад

    beautiful, very interesting, it grows back in waves, and comes back stronger every wave.

  • @sewingbreesinger4831
    @sewingbreesinger4831 9 месяцев назад

    Thats how i garden ✌️💓🌈🐢🌱🌻🐝

  • @oscarhood7404
    @oscarhood7404 10 месяцев назад

    Promo*SM

  • @RaniVeluNachar-kx4lu
    @RaniVeluNachar-kx4lu 10 месяцев назад

    Sorry, 2 hours and 17 minutes. I usually move on within 10 minutes and often within 2. Good luck.

  • @joseluisaguilar7153
    @joseluisaguilar7153 10 месяцев назад

    At least say what there doing removing that concrete

    • @skitzochik
      @skitzochik 9 месяцев назад

      It's all in the descrIption.

  • @codydavis5072
    @codydavis5072 10 месяцев назад

    What?

  • @NessieAndrew
    @NessieAndrew 10 месяцев назад

    Abolishing what?

  • @wfr1108
    @wfr1108 10 месяцев назад

    Abolitionism ruined America and all former European colonies

  • @kyudodetmold
    @kyudodetmold 11 месяцев назад

    Very interesting demonstration of a master of the Shibata bishu-chikurin-ha-heki school of Kyudo.

  • @ЛЬВИНИ
    @ЛЬВИНИ 11 месяцев назад

    Very excellen..

  • @ieladio3
    @ieladio3 Год назад

    Place is haired as fuck

  • @rohitpatidar9529
    @rohitpatidar9529 2 года назад

    🙏🏻🙏🏻💐💐👏👏👏👏