Talks and Presentations of Co-Laboratories “Technobiological Futures” Programme

by marc dusseiller · Published August 25, 2026 · Updated August 25, 2026

Last week during our regular OpenLab on Tuesday evening, we took the opportunity, while our international guests were still in town, to introduce our colabs with partners accross Southeast Asia, Berlin, Woodstock, you name it…

SGMK has entered (another) round of international partnerships in co-operation with the International Hackteria Society, this time with friends in Thailand, such as tomorrow.Lab and Pa Rang Art Stay in Chiang Mai, aswell as a network of partners in Asia, US, and Europe. Thrughout the next 12 months, we will have the opportunity to host more Hacker-in-Residencies in our lab, extend invitations to join and enjoy our activities such as Homemade (last and next edition) and collaborate on reflecting DIWO spirit hack-camps and DIY methods.

Arai-eek! (In Thai, it’s a simple question: “What else?” or perhaps, “What more can we do?”)

Earlier activites in Chiang Mai…. Arai-eek! dusjagr presented the group residency and projects happening in May. And showed how many things are already documented on the hackteria wiki, aswell as many other self-hosted and vibe coded platforms.

dusjagr presents the wiki research and archival tendencies…

Our friend Kaspar König already released a radio show, interviewing and reflecing on “Technobiological Futures” together with our American and Thai Partners.

“In this episode of Clap to COLAB, host Kaspar König, featuring Marc Dusseiller, Adam Zaretsky & Wave, dives into the world of “Technobiological Futures,” a project initiated by Marc Dusseiller (dusjagr) and the Hackteria network. From the Swiss Alps to Chiang Mai, the guests discuss the intersection of art, technology, and biology.”

BEAK and DIY Mutant Babies presentation, by Adam Zaretzky

This Summer our partner Adam Zaretsky, from BEAK (Bioart Ethical Advisory Kommitee), was joining for Homemade summercamp, and curated an amazing group of additional participants that came along as kinda micro-residencies.