Future Built from Scraps ⏐ LASER Talks @ /SAC Berthelot

Future Built from Scraps ⏐ LASER Talks @ /SAC Berthelot

Vin05Iun(Iun 5)19:00Future Built from Scraps ⏐ LASER Talks @ /SAC BerthelotStrada General H. M. Berthelot 5, 030167 Bucharest, Romania19:00 OrasBucureştiTipConferințe,Cultură,Intrare liberă

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Vineri, 05 iunie 2026 19:00

Strada General H. M. Berthelot 5, 030167 Bucharest, Romania

Strada Henri Mathias Berthelot 5, 010163 București, România

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Strada General H. M. Berthelot 5, 030167 Bucharest, Romania

Strada Henri Mathias Berthelot 5, 010163 București, România

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We invite you on Friday, June 5, at 19:00 to /SAC Berthelot for Future Built from Scraps, a discussion with Andrew Newman and Justin Baroncea, moderated by Natalia Marin and Alex Radu.

Speakers: Andrew Newman (NZ/AT), Justin Baroncea (RO)
Moderated by: Natalia Marin & Alex Radu
Date: 05/06/2026
Location: /SAC @ Berthelot (Str. General H. M. Berthelot 5, Sector 1, ring 10)
The talk will be held in English.

Future Built from Scraps is part of the LASER Talks Bucharest program, hosted by /SAC and moderated by Natalia Marin and Alex Radu. The talk is realized with the support of the Austrian Cultural Forum.

The LASER (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous) program is an international initiative of the Leonardo network, which brings together artists, scientists, engineers, and professionals from various fields to discuss projects and ideas at the intersection of art and science. These meetings take place in more than 60 cities worldwide, promoting knowledge exchange and collaboration across creative and scientific disciplines.

Leonardo is the leading platform dedicated to research and education, with a special focus on the intersection of science, technology, and art. Founded as a global network in 1968, the Leonardo journal published by MIT Press and the website www.leonardo.info have become a reference source for professionals, researchers, and artists, promoting innovative research work and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Andrew Newman fosters transdisciplinary practices as a producer for the Ars Electronica European Platform and co-founder of the Research Institute for Art and Technology. His work brings together artists and researchers through initiatives such as STUDIOTOPIA and Label4Future and supports STEAM education, critical thinking, and collaborative learning through projects such as Critical ChangeLab, OSHub, and STEAM INC. He is actively involved in promoting citizen science, including through the EU Prize for Citizen Science, and advocates for collaborative and empathetic ways of thinking capable of generating new scenarios for our shared future.

https://ars.electronica.art/europe/en/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anewmn/

Justin Baroncea is an architect who develops projects related to public space, museums, landscape design, urban acupuncture, bricolage, objects made from recycled materials, assemblages of retrieved components, furniture repair and reuse of recycled furniture parts, sound installations (built from unconventional materials, sometimes involving squirrels, DJs, or musicians), toys made from printers, scanners, and computer components, and exhibitions on bricolage, sound, and light — combining or not these three “subjects”; works that operate at the boundary between architecture, design, DIY and/or craft, as well as comic book scripts.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1684690472731404/

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