MANIFESTO TERRICOLA

chr0.MANIFESTO TERRICOLA (T) Soliman Lopez, 48.84750823732765, 2.4402623979362046 13/03/23 DNA-coded by Javier Forment chr1.INTRO We assume hyper-digitalization, the Anthropocene, and the automation of tasks We accept the artificial intelligence entities and the arrival of humanoids and extraterrestrials (maybe ourselves) chr2.INTRO We admit the possibility of eternal life We welcome the “virreality” proposed by the connection of biotechnology and technological reality layers chr3.INTRO We want to feed a global “intelectosphere” and to balance the Hertzian frequencies in between our brains and the Earth We need to do T art as a meeting point of knowledge for an existent future chr4.TRANS We are in a period of transition from the biological separation of human needs as species and the biotechnological alteration of bodies We accept the importance of nature as a crucial form of pure knowledge chr5.TRANS We agree with the possibility of abandoning this planet physically and metaphorically We apply intellect to understand the process to raise a human-machine-earth consciousness Decorative art is not in the transition to being a T artist chr6.TRANS Art must be trans-species, transhuman and transcriptive to be in balance with Earth frequencies and our universal neighbors T art has to assume the condition of hybridization, from sexual, racial, or cultural aspects to biological, intellectual, and sensory chr7.SCI/FAITH1 Science, thanks to its great ally, technology, emerges victorious in front of faith We promote updated and emancipatory iconographies of the collective imaginary and the factual powers We need to live a scientific truth rather than an ideological metaphor chr8.SCI/FAITH2 T art helps us to understand the complexity of the macro scales through the understanding of the micro ones We create art that celebrates and promotes evidence-based research, reason, and human curiosity, rather than unfounded dogmas and beliefs chr9.SCI/FAITH3 We believe in an art moving away from egocentrism to avoid individual histories in a world of fake news We connect collective intelligence to artificial one to avoid stupid intelligence A T creates his own collective decentralized deities f pure knowledge and logic chr10.ECOS1 The first eco-nomies are those obtained from natural systems, or what we call agriculture A T artist doesn’t believe in the ecos created for self-interest purposes We believe the true power lies in understanding the environment (physical, digital, or hybrid) chr11.ECOS2 We deny the connection between eco-logy and eco-nomy T art responds to the conceptual interstices that stem from the confluence of economics, ecology, social ecosystems, eco-feminism, eco-anxiety, and eco-dependency chr12.ECOS3 To be in harmony with the ecos is to be in frequency with the Earth T art must be accepted as an eco in and of itself, bringing together all the available ecos- in our intellectual construction T art is not affected by the centralized corporative eco-nomies chr13.HUMANS1 We no longer inhabit the promised land, but we promise ourselves a better land We have to be in the current intellectual climate to be T artists A T artist vibrates in resonance with its Earth and the other ones to come chr14.HUMANS2 Art provokes a global hyperconnection, a previsualization of the invisible, and a re-signification of the human, its challenges, questions, and answers T art activates a new layer of thought in us since the machine takes care of the rest, to improve our consciousness chr15.HUMANS3 As T and conceptual artists, we use technology, biology, astronomy, and any other sciences as the basic pigment for the construction of a new model of humanity As T artists hear the frequencies of our environment to be compromised with the current human challenges

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The Manifesto Terricola is a critic text stored in DNA encapsulated in a bio printed ear in the Artic 0 pollutant and 0 environmental impact

The text has been published, heard and introduced inside a glacier in Svalbard on 23 April 2023 in the Lat N: 78º15.359` and Long E: 016º14.165`

It is an artistic document that presents a state of the current situation of humanity in different areas such as economics, ethics and morality, psychology, geopolitics, the environment and art, among others.

But the document also contemplates a particular materiality, being stored in DNA and encapsulated in biodegradable 3D ear produced for preservation on Svalbard Island in the Arctic and opens the possibility of having massive hard drives of digital information stored in DNA in the glacier ecosystems to preserve both with 0 environmental impact.

Formally, it follows two historical approaches to the meaning of an artistic manifesto, being at the same time a work and text of intentions and a scientific tool.

These intentions lie in an intrinsic analysis of materiality, the intangible, the anthropocene, science, digital storage and art itself, making formally, a tribute to these Terricola artists from Van Gogh to Stelarc to Joe Davis and introducing a new Ear in the Art History.

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We are in a period of transition from the biological separation of human needs as species and the biotechnological alteration of bodies

FAITH

Science, thanks to its great ally, technology, emerges victorious in front of faith

ECO

A T artist doesn’t believe in the ecos created for self-interest purposes

HUMANS

We no longer inhabit the promised land, but we promise ourselves a better land

HUMAN DIGITAL LEGACY WITH ZERO IMPACT FOR NATURE

The Manifesto Terricola is a critic text stored in DNA encapsulated in a bio printed ear in the Artic 0 pollutant and 0 environmental impact

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Do you agree with the Manifesto Terricola?

are we still terricolas?

could we preserve our digital heritage in a glacier with 0 environmental impact?

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