Fei Jun holds an MFA in Electronic Integrated Art from Alfred University’s School of Art and Design in New York. Fei Jun is a professor in art + technology program, He is also a chief creative director of Moujiti interactive and curator of Beijing Media Art Biennale. As an artist, designer and educator. he devotes himself to the research, education and practice of art and technology. His artistic practice explore the hybrid space that constructed by virtual and physical space; His art and design work has been exhibited nationally and internationally in galleries, museums and festivals, including International Art Exhibition – La Biennale of Venezia, and has received many international awards including IF design award, Red dot design award and Design for Asia Award.
Invisible Dust works with leading artists and scientists to produce unique and exciting works of contemporary art and new scientific ideas exploring our environment. We engage audiences with artist commissions, large scale events, education and community activities and seek to raise awareness of, and behaviour change around, increasingly urgent environmental concerns.
An Arts Council England national portfolio organisation, Invisible Dust is one of only two UK organisations to receive the Sustaining Excellence Award by the Wellcome Trust. We have over a decade’s experience of collaborations including Margaret Atwood, Christiana Figueres, Jeremy Deller and institutions including Tyndall Centre, King’s College London, University of Oxford, Scottish Association for Marine Science.
Fei Jun’s Forecasting:Interesting Worlds is the flagship commission launching Forecast a brand new programme by Invisible Dust which asks the question: ‘What is shaping how you think about the planet’s future?’ From Spring 2021 onwards we’re bringing together leading artists, scientists, thinkers and change-makers in an attempt to better understand what influences our view of the future, and what’s next for this planet.
Invisible Dust is based at Woodend, Scarborough. See our website for recent projects.
CO-CREATORS
Wang Kai (China), Brad Miller (Australia), Grace Pooley (New Zealand), Eleanor Church (Oceans), Annika Walsh (Canada), Laura Faye Tenenbaum (USA), Cecilia Ivanier Varela (Uruguay), Juliana Quartey Manu (Ghana), Zamzam Ibrahim (UK), Tero Mustonen (Finland), Amilton Neves Cuna (Mozambique), Ksenia Mizonova (Ksenia Mizonova), Kirsten Shaw (Antarctica)
3D Model Designers
Ren Qingqi, Liang Wenhua, Cheng Aolin, Fu Yu, Gong Yining, He Congjin, Jiang Tong, Liu Guiyu, Meng Songlin, Wu Bilin, Xu Chaofan, Zhang Yuyang
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Forecasting: Interesting Worlds
Invisible Dust’s commission Forecasting: Interesting Worlds from acclaimed Chinese artist Fei Jun asked 13 people from across the world to co-create their own ‘interesting’ future world through RE-SEARCH, an art app developed by the artist. This is the flagship commission for Invisible Dust’s new Forecast programme which launches with a global events programme on the 3rd - 7th March 2021.
The 13 co-creators span the world, based in Russia, China, Antarctica, Ghana, Mozambique, Finland, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Uruguay and the UK – with a special additional sea-voyaging participant to represent our seas and oceans.
From a range of over 180 objects created by Fei Jun – some everyday, others less so – our co-creators have been asked to select and describe the five objects that stand out as being the most important or influential to their thinking about the future.
With these selections, the artist Fei Jun has created a bespoke virtual interesting world for each participant. The choice of objects, and the way they are placed form a dialogue, an illusion, a moving interesting world of their hopes and fears.
As a global field research tool, this art project - translated into both English and Mandarin - enables us to observe and explore the many complex and diverse views of the world as it is today, and the views of its future.
Invisible Dust works with leading artists and scientists to produce unique and exciting works of contemporary art and new scientific ideas exploring our environment. We engage audiences with artist commissions, large scale events, education and community activities and seek to raise awareness of, and behaviour change around, increasingly urgent environmental concerns.
An Arts Council England national portfolio organisation, Invisible Dust is one of only two UK organisations to receive the Sustaining Excellence Award by the Wellcome Trust. We have over a decade’s experience of collaborations including Margaret Atwood, Christiana Figueres, Jeremy Deller and institutions including Tyndall Centre, King’s College London, University of Oxford, Scottish Association for Marine Science.
Fei Jun’s Forecasting:Interesting Worlds is the flagship commission launching Forecast a brand new programme by Invisible Dust which asks the question: ‘What is shaping how you think about the planet’s future?’ From Spring 2021 onwards we’re bringing together leading artists, scientists, thinkers and change-makers in an attempt to better understand what influences our view of the future, and what’s next for this planet.
Invisible Dust is based at Woodend, Scarborough. See our website for recent projects.
CO-CREATORS
Wang Kai (China), Brad Miller (Australia), Grace Pooley (New Zealand), Eleanor Church (Oceans), Annika Walsh (Canada), Laura Faye Tenenbaum (USA), Cecilia Ivanier Varela (Uruguay), Juliana Quartey Manu (Ghana), Zamzam Ibrahim (UK), Tero Mustonen (Finland), Amilton Neves Cuna (Mozambique), Ksenia Mizonova (Ksenia Mizonova), Kirsten Shaw (Antarctica)
3D Model Designers
Ren Qingqi, Liang Wenhua, Cheng Aolin, Fu Yu, Gong Yining, He Congjin, Jiang Tong, Liu Guiyu, Meng Songlin, Wu Bilin, Xu Chaofan, Zhang Yuyang
Commissioned by
Supported by
Executive Team
Website Design Team
Media Collaborations
To build your own interesting world, download RE-SEARCH mobile app.
