Atlas of Contemporary Technology
The Atlas of Contemporary Technology is is organized in ten topics,
each one assigned to a different group, our is farming.
The Atlas of Contemporary Technology is is organized in ten topics,
each one assigned to a different group, our is farming.
This is the third chapter of the “Atlas of contemporary technology”,
focused on farming analyses some of the main topics related
to the means employed today in agriculture and animal breeding.
Particular attention is given to the effects of this practices
on the environment.
focused on farming analyses some of the main topics related
to the means employed today in agriculture and animal breeding.
Particular attention is given to the effects of this practices
on the environment.
Topics:
/ A history of farming
/ Bio & GMOs
/ Monoculture & Intensive Farming
/ Meat in vitro
/ Aquaculture, Aquaponics & aeroponics, Algae
/ Why not eat insects?
As already mentioned, the atlas was to be composed of ten different
themes developed by ten different groups, but the final result had
to be consistent in order to be considered unitary as an editorial project.
To achieve this it was decided to use the Risograph printing technique
that has led us to use black as the common color and red or blue
alternating between the different themes.
themes developed by ten different groups, but the final result had
to be consistent in order to be considered unitary as an editorial project.
To achieve this it was decided to use the Risograph printing technique
that has led us to use black as the common color and red or blue
alternating between the different themes.
Printed by: http://www.b-r-u-n-o.it/
IUAV University of Venice
/ Professors: Marco Ferrari, Ivor Williams
/ Professors: Marco Ferrari, Ivor Williams
/ Work made by Marta Signori, Elisa Cianferoni and Alessandro Mattiuzzo
