InArts Lab hosts artists from around the world, offering opportunities to experiment, collaborate, and engage in research that bridges art, science, and technology.
TTT Fellows
A vibrant program through the Rewilding Cultures co-funded by the European Union connecting artists with interdisciplinary research projects. Fellows take part in workshops, seminars, and collaborative projects that explore hybrid and boundary-pushing practices.
- 2024 Fall with Heidi Hehnly-Chang and Boryana Rossa counted with the advice of TTToracles Sunčica Ostoić, Olga Majcen Linn, Charlotte Jarvis and Laura Splan
- 2024 Spring with Robert Lisek and Clarissa Ribeiro
- 2023 with Lyndsey Walsh and Aisen Caro Chacin with the advice of TTTFellowXprts Jaden J. Hastings and Hoçâ Cové-Mbede
Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation
Supporting artists by Ionian University in 2023–2025 through the Rewilding Cultures co-funded by the European Union, this residency focuses on ecological and cultural sustainability. Residents develop projects that combine creative experimentation with critical dialogue:
- 2025 Kim Doan Quoc will travel to Vietnam for the Foliating Memories project on Agent Orange, a project exploring landscapes damaged by chemical weapons and the collective memory of nature, focusing on shifting representations across generations in the Vietnamese diaspora in France and Vietnam.
- 2024 Ghazal Ramzani, a Berlin-based Iranian dancer and choreographer who traveled by train across Europe to interview practitioners of indigenous dances rooted in resistance movements. Her report can be found here
- 2023 Anna Czaban whose goal was to establish collaborations and research socio-artistic methods and tools for climate education by participating in the Milan Worlds Congress for Climate Justice.
AIR InOurLab
AIR InOurLab hosts international artists in our labs and studios. Residents receive mentorship, workspace, and opportunities to present their work through exhibitions, talks, and collaborative projects. Started in 2025 with Nathalie Dubois Calero and Kelly Tarenidi.
TTTseers – Online Residencies
As part of the TTTlabs BioFeral.BeachCamp (BFBC) program, InArts Lab launched in 2024 a new model of online artist residencies. The TTTseers are artists participating remotely, exploring the intersections of art, science, and technology through collaborations and research actions connected to the theme of Rewilding Cultures (Creative Europe).
Spring 2024: Ken Rinaldo – Mutagenic Futures
Ken Rinaldo is internationally recognized for his interactive installations that develop hybrid ecologies involving animals, plants, algorithms, and bacterial cultures. Within TTTlabs BFBC 2024 Spring, he developed his work Mutagenic Futures, presented at the exhibition of the same title at the Corfu Central Public Historical Library (Corfu Tech Lab, Old Fortress), from 23 to 31 May 2024, alongside Adam Zaretsky. The exhibition focused on the mutations of the future and the impact of technology on human and non-human life and included Zaretsky’s video OctagonPharmacy.
Fall 2024: Terrabytes Glitch Lab – TTTLab Official VR World
Terrabytes Glitch Lab—a phygital collective founded by Xristina Sarli and Augusto Calçada—developed the TTTLab Official VR World, an immersive virtual environment connecting biological life, technology, and art. The project was presented during TTTlabs BFBC Fall 2024 (Crete, 15–25 September 2024) and later featured in the international exhibition Coining Utopias (Kino Šiška, Ljubljana, 2025). The TTTLab Official VR World was created in collaboration with the participants of TTTlabs BFBC Fall 2024, under the scientific coordination of Dalila Honorato and artistic direction of Adam Zaretsky, with contributions by Yiannis Melanitis.
