When did man leave nature to look at it from afar? What does technology tell us about ourselves and our nature? Who is subject and who is object, who acts and who undergoes the changes of what surrounds us?
Giungla, edizione Zero (Jungle, Zero edition) is a festival of contemporary art, an opportunity to meet and discuss the complex relationship between man, nature and technology. From 16 to 18 October the Botanical Garden of Lucca hosts the event curated by Irene Panzani.

Program

from Friday 16 October to Sunday 18 October

10:00 am / 7:00 pm - Exhibitions: Un Bel Niente, Nietzsche. Installation in three acts by Giulia Perelli; Il mito dell'abbondanza. Cycle of video art works curated by Videodrome Paris.

Saturday 17 October

3:30 pm - Meeting entitled Recintare l'illimitato: il giardino come forma simoblica (Fencing the unlimited: the garden as a symbolic form) with Tommaso Guariento, Doctor in European Cultural Studies, head of research at the Open Source School (Bari).
4:30 pm - S.O.F.A. Circle: la voce della Giungla (the voice of the Jungle). Symposium, round table and happening. With Giovanni Maria Martini, Claudio Marzullo, Luca Pagani, Luca Peretti, Lorenzo Sansoni Music, Guido Segni.

Sunday 18 October

3:30 pm and 4:30 pm - Ai limiti della giungla: giochi filosofici per bambini curiosi (At the edge of the jungle: philosophical games for curious children). Workshops for children (6 - 11 years) to reflect on some themes of the history of philosophy to feed their curiosity about the world. With Valerio Tanteri, Doctor of Philosophy and educator.

Reservations required by writing to sofa.lucca@gmail.com