Thursday06.November

Launch Event with terra0 and Barbara Cueto

19:00 – 21:00 | CANK, Karl-Marx-Straße 95, 12043 Berlin

LAS Art Foundation presents terra0: Autonomous Forest. A living work of art and a new techno-legal entity that reimagines ecological regeneration through collective, blockchain-based ownership.

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On the occasion of Berlin Science Week, LAS Art Foundation presents terra0: Autonomous Forest, a multifaceted artwork that rethinks land ownership through blockchain-based governance.

The launch event starts with a presentation of Autonomous Forest by Paul Seidler and Paul Kolling in conversation with Barbara Cueto followed by a panel discussion on Collective Ownership and the Future of Art in Web3 with Mo El Sayed (Head of Brand Development and Curator at Ledger) and Kate Brown (Senior Editor at Artnet News).

terra0’s presentation of Autonomous Forest will explain the project’s goal and functioning, delving into the processes behind the Verein/DAO structure. The conversation will continue by positioning the project in a wider framework, analysing their theory of regeneration through art historical, ecological and political perspectives. The panel explores how Web3 technologies enable new forms of collective ownership and ecological stewardship. The project’s self-governing forest challenges conventional notions of property, authorship, and institutional responsibility by using blockchain to distribute agency among humans, machines, and the environment.

The discussion examines how decentralised systems such as DAOs and tokens can reshape governance, value, and care within the art-tech ecosystem. What responsibilities and modes of care arise when artworks, collections, or infrastructures are co-owned?

Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Thursday22.January

Public Opening

19:00 – 00:00 | Halle am Berghain

Celebrate the opening of Pierre Huyghe: Liminals with us at Halle am Berghain

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We look forward to welcoming you! No prior registration is required.

The evening will begin with the installation on view, followed by DJ sets. The artwork will be switched off once the party begins.

Schedule:
19:00 – 21:55 Public Opening
22:00 – 00:00 DJ Sets

This event is supported by Anthropic.

Saturday31.January

The Radical Outside: Conversations on Liminals

14:00 – 17:15 | Halle am Berghain

Taking Pierre Huyghe’s new commission as its point of departure, this conversation programme brings together long-term collaborators and attentive observers to explore the concepts, inquiries and methodologies that have shaped the artist’s practice over the years, leading up to the presentation of Liminals at Halle am Berghain.

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Please note that the artwork will be unavailable during the conversation programme and will be on view again from 18:00.

Your ticket grants access to all or part of the programme and allows re-entry once the artwork is back on display.

Please note that the conversations will be held in English and no translations will be available.

More information about the conversations on the event page.

Thursday05.February

CLEF LUTE TANGO LOUD PHOTON: Amnesia Scanner feat. Debit

20:30 – 22:00 | Halle am Berghain

Over the course of an evening, Halle am Berghain is transformed into an ecosystem shaped by the rhythms and perceptions of more-than-human life.

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Tickets are already sold out. There are no tickets available at the door this evening.

19:30 – Doors Open
20:30–22:00 – Performance

Please note that strobe lighting will be used during this performance.

More information about the performance on the event page.

Learn about Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's process, the work’s art historical grounding and themes, the plants, their arrangement and the pollinators that visit, by joining Sophie.

Friday07.November

Berlin Science Week Workshop: Who Owns the Means of Regeneration?

12:00 – 14:00 | Holzmarkt 25, Holzmarktstraße 25, 10243 Berlin

Can forests hold legal power? terra0 invites you to rethink nature, law and ownership.

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How do law, anthropomorphism and historical ideas shape our relation to nature? In this workshop, led by the artist collective terra0, we will playfully explore the relationship between nature and society to ask ourselves: Should nature be recognised as a legal entity?

Focusing on the question of what it means to "own" nature in the 21st century, and the political and social challenges this idea poses, participants will receive fictional environmental profiles and assume the role of legal representatives for their designated ecosystem. Collectively, they will decide on an intervention strategy, spanning from preservationist approaches (including complete human exclusion models) to technological interventions (such as geoengineering and assisted ecosystem restoration). In this way, they will be examining the implications of extending personhood and legal standing to non-human entities.

The workshop concludes with an open discussion delving into the theoretical and practical challenges of translating ecological needs into legal discourse, exploring precedents in environmental law and the tensions between human-centered legal frameworks and ecocentric approaches to environmental governance.