InArts Lab's commitment to connecting artistic research with international communities takes center stage this September as we present a major program outcome from our participation in the EU-funded Rewilding Cultures project. Through our Node for Hybrid Arts, we're proud to showcase how our laboratory approach transforms artistic experimentation into tangible cultural outputs that resonate globally.

Program Achievement: BioFeral Documentary Series

As part of InArts Lab's transdisciplinary research methodology—where artists, scientists and educators collaborate in temporary creative hubs—we announce the world premiere of two documentary films at TTT2025 Ljubljana (September 9-13, 2025). These films, directed by Serafim Parsaloglou Marathias, document the culmination of our multi-year bioart research initiatives: the TTTlabs BioFeral.BeachCamp (BFBC) and the TTTfellows Art & Science Residency.

Research Impact Through Creative Documentation

The BioFeral Acts reel program, curated by Adam Zaretsky within the exhibition "Coining Utopias" at Kino Šiška, represents more than traditional documentation. These "feral archives"—spanning 2 hours of footage—capture the intersection of artistic experimentation, scientific inquiry, and social engagement that defines InArts Lab's research culture.

International Collaboration in Action

This premiere illustrates InArts Lab's dynamic partnership network within Rewilding Cultures, including collaborations with Bioart Society (Finland), Schmiede Hallein (Austria), ART2M (France), Radiona (Croatia), Cultivamos Cultura (Portugal), Culture Yard (Denmark), and Projekt Atol (Slovenia). The program opens pathways for our researchers and students to engage with cutting-edge, community-driven projects worldwide.

Additionally, the September 10 roundtable "DIY Garage GMO Baby Production" brings together international participants from our residencies, demonstrating how InArts Lab facilitates critical discourse on bioethics, democratized access to reproductive technologies, and expanded artistic interventions beyond traditional institutional frameworks.

Program Details

BioFeral Acts Screening Schedule at Kino Šiška:

• September 9, 2025: 18:00–22:00
• September 10-12, 2025: 09:00–21:00
• September 13, 2025: 12:00–18:00

Program Credits:

• Videography: Serafim Parsaloglou Marathias (2024), Thanos Tsigkas (2023)
• Coordination: Iakovos Panagopoulos
• Support: Adam Zaretsky and Dalila Honorato
• Additional contributions from international artist initiatives

This program outcome demonstrates InArts Lab's capacity to transform experimental artistic research into internationally recognized cultural productions, reinforcing our position as a leading node for hybrid arts research that bridges university boundaries and engages global communities in critical dialogue about art, science, and technology's future.

The BioFeral Acts program is produced within the framework of Ionian University's contribution to the Rewilding Cultures project, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.