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BIOMIMICRY
April 21, 2007
San Francisco
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Thanks
to all for making Digital Be-In 15 a resounding success on all levels!
Profound gratitude for everyone’s contribution to this landmark
event! This year’s theme – and the spirit of the times
– brought hundreds out early (on a cold, rainy San Francisco
evening) for the info- and passion-intense 2-hour Biomimicry Symposium.
Hundreds more joined in as the night evolved from Symposium to Activation
Celebration and upstairs from the Take Action Zone to the Ambiotica
Salon. Live blogs were posted to Urth.TV, and the Virtual Be-In
attendees listened to the live stream of the Symposium. Truly a
successful launching pad for sustainability initiatives that matter!
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15 VIDEO
Biomimicry Symposium on Urth.TV
Goddess
Alchemy Project at Digital Be-In 15
Ralph
Simon on Live Earth at Digital Be-In (on Urth!)
LIVE
SYMPOSIUM BLOGS – ON URTH.TV
Janine
Benyus – Biomimicry Institute
Andrew Lawton
- Autodesk
Jay
Harmon – Pax Scientific
Virtual Be-In Second Life blogs
Bloghud
SLBUZZ
Digital
Be-In 15: BIOMIMICRY
a launching pad for sustainability
initiatives that matter –
on Earth Day Weekend in San Francisco
April
21, 2007 – 7 pm – 3 am
Doors
Open at 6:30 pm
Venue: Mezzanine
(get
map)
444 Jessie Street, San Francisco
and
The Virtual Be-In
an integrated parallel event in the Second Life
online virtual world
Presented by Cyberset
Music and Media in association with Green
Century Institute and Urban
Alliance for Sustainability
Presale
Tickets $15 | $20 door | $100
VIP
Digital Be-In 15 is a 21 and
over event
San Francisco's original cyberculture
event returns on Earth Day weekend: Digital Be-In 15 is a combination
symposium, exhibition and multimedia entertainment extravaganza featuring
world class "conscious music" artists Aphrodesia, Rara Avis,
Welder, Alex Theory, Goddess Alchemy Project and many others, with appearances
by Rob Brezsny, Larry Harvey and other New Edge visionaries.
With a theme of "Biomimicry,"
the 2007 Digital Be-In is a launching pad for new initiatives in the sustainability
movement - and an Activation Celebration of the Green Revolution!
EVENT
ELEMENTS
Biomimicry
Symposium Go>>
7 pm to 9 pm - Main Hall
The Digital Be-In begins with a two-hour, multidisciplinary exploration
of Biomimicry as it relates to green tech, urban development and land
management, economics, social systems, and the worldwide sustainability
movement.
Take
Action Zone Go>>
9 pm to 12 am - Mezzanine Level
Event attendees (present and remote) will be given more than one opportunity
to Take Action during the evening via project-based conclaves and a range
of exhibits and sign-up stations for a variety of initiatives that are
building a sustainable culture.
Activation
Celebration Go>>
9 pm – 3 am - Main Hall, Mezzanine (after 12)
Luminaries, Performances,
Live Music, DJs, Visual Projections, Interactive Installations
Following its tradition of cutting-edge,
live “edu-tainment,” the Digital Be-In’s Activation
Celebration beginning at 9:00 pm will combine theater, personalities,
dance performance, immersive media, world-class musical acts and top DJs
in a five hour experience that will educate and inspire attendees.
Virtual
Be-In Go>>
7 pm – 3 am PST - Second Life (in-world location TBA)
The 2007 Digital Be-In is collaborating with Linden Lab, creators of the
revolutionary online virtual world Second Life, in developing the first
Virtual Be-In, with attendees from all over the (real) world experiencing
a virtual model of the event with interactive exhibits, sponsor links,
and content from the live event. Linden Lab is supportive of the sustainability
movement and will assure a wide exposure for the event to the millions
of Second Life members. Event producer Cyberset is working with SL developer
Studio SFO to make the Virtual Be-In another milestone in the burgeoning
virtual world phenomenon.
Digital Be-In 15 is a production of
Cyberset Music and Media, in collaboration with the Urban Alliance for
Sustainability and the Green Century Institute. Michael Gosney, Founder
and Producer. Contact: be-in@cyberset.cc, 415-750-0971
ABOUT
THE THEME
Biomimicry is a cross-disciplinary
methodology that draws design guidance from the elegant systems and technologies
of the natural world. The biomimicry movement is taking on broader and
more exciting applications in the context of fast-emerging “CleanTech”
and green technology initiatives, as well as our urban, resource management,
farming, economic and social systems. The Digital Be-In is pleased to
be working with the Biomimicry Institute and other expert groups in exploring
this vital 2007 theme.
Biomimicry Institute
http://www.biomimicry.net/
Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature by Janine Benyus
(1997, William Morrow)
Janine Benyus’ nine basic principles of biomimicry:
1. Nature runs on sunlight.
2. Nature uses only the energy it needs.
3. Nature fits form to function.
4. Nature recycles everything.
5. Nature rewards cooperation.
6. Nature banks on diversity.
7. Nature demands local expertise.
8. Nature curbs excesses from within.
9. Nature taps the power of limits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bionics
(also known as biomimetics, biognosis, biomimicry, or bionical
creativity engineering) is the application of methods and
systems found in nature to the study and design of engineering
systems and modern technology.
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