We invite you to join us for the last gathering of 2025!

Laura Heiss and Laura Benech, as part of Antimatter Studio, spent a few weeks at the Ars Bioarctica residency conducting artistic research for their forthcoming installation “Salt of the Times”, a hybrid project that investigates memory, displacement, and materiality. Investigating salt, ice, and water as both material and metaphor, the project delves into how these elements interact, transform, and hold traces.  

Bioart Society and Pixelache join forces to convert the SOLU breakfast into a brunch – warmly welcome!

Join us at SOLU Space for the tenth iteration of SOLU Dialogues, where Adam Zaretsky and Andrew Gryf Paterson will discuss bioart archival and conservation practices.

In this blog, we share five tapes prepared by Anastasia (A) Alevtin that served as companions for the Field_Notes – Living Methodologies participants.

Join us for a workshop edition of SOLU Dialogues, where Alan Bulfin will share his durational research working with scoby.

Kelley O'Brien spent two weeks in Ars Bioarctica residency listening to the elders, the voices of our 2.8-billion-year-old ancestors – ancient rocks.

As part of  Field_Notes – Living Methodologies, Bioart Society together with the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station will host two public events by Astrida Neimanis and Aleksija Neimanis as well as by May-Britt Öhman at the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station. Both events are open to anyone interested to join, and for the second one there is a possibility for online participation. Both events will be held in English.

Hele Okkonen had their Ars Bioarctica residency in July 2025. What began as a study of regionally endangered lichens shifted into a broader perspective, as the vastness of the landscape made a deep impression on them. Gilbbesjávri gave them a gift, a reminder to return to the body, the ground of their artistic practice.

Welcome to the first SOLU breakfast of autumn 2025!

Claudio Filho had his Ars Bioarctica residency at the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station in June 2025 where he wrote with places, things, and beings.

We're looking for three Baltic and/or Nordic (excl. Finland) artists for 3-month-long funded residencies with a focus on on socially engaged, process-orientated and material-driven practices.