Join us in this new episode of the Post-World Podcast with our host, Pablo Denegri, as we dive deep into the mind of Hojun Song, an engineer and media artist from South Korea. We journey from Hojun's early aspirations in engineering and snowboarding, to his revolutionary "Open Source Satellite Initiative" that challenges the norms of space exploration, and finally into his "Don't Compress Me" project which grapples with the boundaries of AI, randomness, and human creativity. As we traverse this spectrum, Hojun shares insights on the intersections of technology, art, and societal expectations, advocating for a future where randomness is embraced, and the deterministic nature of algorithms is questioned. Don't miss this compelling conversation that merges art, science, and philosophy. As always, links to Hojun's work will be available in the description below. Join the discourse! EPISODE LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/hojunsong_artist https://www.facebook.com/songhojun https://www.youtube.com/c/hojunsong https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sHxV2R-BfY PODCAST INFO: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5uhlTP9BhF7fdmAmH6Rqoe Anchor.fm: https://anchor.fm/postworldpodcast RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/60129d18/podcast/rss

Welcome to another episode of the Post-World Podcast hosted by Pablo Denegri. In this riveting conversation, we delve into the life and artistry of renowned British street artist JPS (Jamie Paul Scanlon). From early introductions to art through his father, his turbulent journey battling personal demons, to discovering his passion for stencil art inspired by Banksy, JPS narrates his artistic journey with brutal honesty. He talks about his creative process, the symbolism behind his works, and the challenges he faces in the art world. Join us as JPS also discusses the influence of pop culture on his work, his move to Germany, his love for scaring people through art, and his intriguing relationship with Banksy. This episode is a rollercoaster journey of inspiration, controversy, and the undying spirit of an artist. A must-watch for every art enthusiast out there! Please note that this content contains strong language and mature themes. Viewer discretion is advised. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more exciting content from the Post-World Podcast. EPISODE LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/jps_artist #Scalameriya #Techno #PostWorldPodcast #Music #AI #PodcastLife #DJLife #ProducerLife #InstaMusic #MusicLife #MusicLover #Podcast

In this episode of the Post-World Podcast, we chat with Serbian producer and DJ, Nikola Grebovic, known as Scalameriya in the techno community. He shares his journey from his beginnings in Serbia, to his evolving relationship with DJing and his unique approach to crafting post-apocalyptic techno soundscapes. Skalameriya also provides his perspective on the current techno scene and forecasts what he believes lies ahead for electronic music. This episode offers a peek into the thought process and experiences of a notable figure in the realm of electronic music. EPISODE LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/SCALAMERIYAhttps://www.instagram.com/scalameriya_live

Join us in this edition of the Post-World Podcast 🎙️as we sit down with British visual and conceptual artist, Dave Ball. Recorded at Karl-Marx Studios, Berlin, we delve into the world of conceptual art 🎨 and the inspirations behind Dave's work. 🖼️ Dave shares his early fascination with Van Gogh 🌻 and how his journey into art began from drawing to shifting to more conceptual forms. As we traverse through his life journey, we explore the role of absurdity and humor in art, and his landmark project of visualizing every word in the dictionary. 📖 Whether you're an aspiring artist or just someone interested in the deeper aspects of creativity, this episode offers an illuminating exploration of one artist's commitment to his craft and his unique worldview. 🌍 Watch and gain valuable insights as we discuss the role of academia in art, the impacts of becoming a parent, and how the younger generation perceives social media. Follow Dave Ball and his works here: http://www.daveballartist.co.uk Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the Post-World Podcast for more deep dives into intriguing topics.

In this episode, our host Pablo Denegri interviews Alexis Goertz, an experienced fermentation specialist and bacteria barista from @EdibleAlchemy. Alexis shares her fascinating journey from discovering fermentation while living in Mozambique to becoming a global bacterial collector, traveling the world and gathering microbial cultures. They discuss the profound links between food fermentation and various world cultures, the historical significance of these processes, and the value of returning to traditional food preservation methods. Alexis emphasises the symbiosis between humans and microbes, which have shaped not just our diet but our cultures as well. Tune in for an intriguing exploration of the art and science of fermentation, and how it ties into sustainability, biology, gastronomy, and more.

Andrea Mineo is an Italian artist, documentarist, and community builder based in Berlin. In this episode we talk about his origins in Italy, moving to Berlin, and traveling the world exploring healing practices. Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to the past, present, and future of culture and Society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is Recorded in the Karl Marx Studios´ bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin. EPISODE LINKS: www.mayerpavilion.com www.instagram.com/mineoandrea

Joa Luna is a Berlin-based Polish singer, producer, and performer who works in the spaces between avant-garde, ambient, electronica, broken beats, and the unknown.   In this episode, we talk about her first encounters with music, the polish and the Berliner scene, and her debut album to be premiered this  October the 20th at Berghain's Kantine.   Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to the past, present, and future of culture and Society through the gaze and experiences of its guests. It is Recorded in the Karl Marx Studios´ bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Ivonne Thein is a German trans-media artist based in Berlin who works with photography, video installation, and sculpture. Her works investigate the fragmentation of the human body in times of the digitalization of our social-political identities.    In this episode, we talk about her creative process. The roles of A.I., and the outcomes of motherhood on her artistic practice and research.   Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present, and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios' bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.

Ali Demirel @Ali D  a Turkish architect and video artist. He also studied engineering before pursuing art. He began exploring video art in the early 1990s as part of the Körotonomedya and Magnetmus collectives. In the early 2000s, he became interested in real-time computer-generated imagery for music and audiovisual performances, which led to a collaboration with Plastikman @Richie Hawtin that got him huge recognition. He then expanded this research further into interactive installations by developing his own software(2V-P). He currently investigates specific geographies to find relationships between nature and myth.    Demirel's works have been shown and presented at the Guggenheim Museum (New York), Daimler Contemporary, film festivals and galleries, and multimedia art and electronic music festivals such as Club Transmediale, Sonar, Mutek, and Time Warp.  In this episode, we talk about an engineer's approach to video art, technology and creativity, and "post-apocalyptic utopias".   Post-World Podcast is a series of interviews dedicated to discussing the past, present, and future of culture and society through the gaze and experiences of our guests. It is recorded in the Karl-Marx Studios' bunker, somewhere hidden in Berlin.   EPISODE LINKS:  https://www.ali-m.de https://www.instagram.com/ali.m.demirel/

Ludovica Lombardi (Luvi) is an Italian artist and graphic designer. She left her hometown Milan 5 years ago as an engineer and moved to Berlin to initiate a self-discovery process. Her ongoing series of daily self-portrait drawings was born as a result (and cause) of this existentialist search.    In this episode, we talk about her first contact with art, her comic-artist father, and quantum theory. EPISODE LINKS:   http://www.iamluvi.com  https://www.instagram.com/iosonoluvi/