Epub Launch + Echo-System: The Holistic Technology Salon
27 November 2026, 19:30–22:00
v2_
27 November 2026, 19:30–22:00
v2_
Doors open 19:30
start 20:00-22:00
tickets: https://v2unstable.stager.co/shop/default
Join us for a special evening with the artists and community of the Holistic Technology Salon as we celebrate the launch of our e-publication, bringing together the research, practices, and reflections developed throughout the past years.
Alongside the exhibition, the Holistic Technology Salon has developed an e-publication that expands on the questions, practices, and perspectives explored throughout the project. Bringing together contributions by Telemagic, Marlot Meyer, Jihae Ko, Ginevra Petrozzi, Annika Kappner, Lucy Cordes Engelman, Sieta van Horck, and SETUP, alongside guest contributions by Georgia Kareola and Dr. Evelyn Wan, the publication explores alternative ways of relating to technology through artistic practice, embodied experience, critical inquiry, and diverse forms of knowledge.
Throughout the evening, we will engage in in-depth conversations with the writers, researchers, and artists involved in the Holistic Technology Salon, opening up space to exchange ideas, share experiences, and reflect together on the questions that have emerged throughout the project. The night will continue with a guided ritual by Marlot Meyer, inviting participants to experience her installation Echo-System firsthand.
In Echo-System, Marlot Meyer invites participants to connect through bioelectronic “bellies” that exchange signals through breathing and electrical stimulation. The work explores technology as a medium for bodily awareness and collective connection, opening up possibilities for experiencing our relationships with technology, ourselves, and one another in new ways.
The e-publication will be available to download through V2_ Publishing [link to be added].
The Holistic Technology Salon is co-produced and supported by V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media, which has provided an institutional home and ongoing support for the collective’s research and development over the past three years. V2_ fellows Annika Kappner and Ginevra Petrozzi pursue their research within the Salon in collaboration with Sieta van Horck, who is both a member of the collective and works at V2_ as project manager and researcher of this research line. This constellation brings together artistic research, collective inquiry and institutional practice, allowing the Salon to evolve through an ongoing exchange between individual explorations and shared experimentation.
