A dialogue between Anca Mihuleț-Kim and Eugen Mihuleț

We propose a transciplinarty dialogue between an art curator, Anca Mihuleț-Kim, and her brother, Eugen Mihuleț, an aero-space engineer and researcher in the field of atmospheric sciences. In this intimate setting, they will dive into a conversation on what the Atmosphere means to life on Earth and vice-versa, and what engagement through art represents for broadening our understanding and attitude towards this complex, complicated and fragile system that is also the essential foundation for most life on our planet.

Eugen Mihuleț works for the National Meteorological Administration in Bucharest where he is involved in interdisciplinary projects at the border between technology and meteorology, employing new directions such as Artificial Intelligence or more established ones like weather satellites and radars. His doctoral research investigates a concept called Stratospheric Satellite, an emerging ecological alternative to conventional satellites.

Anca Mihuleț-Kim is a curator and art historian based in Seoul. She has been supporting artists to research on topics such as the implications of knowledge, history, margins, or landscape, with a focus on hidden stories, post-colonialism and invisibility. In her latest projects, Anca traced cases of artistic displacement and naturalization caused by conflicts, together with modes in which transmediality can influence our perception onto the future.