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Saturday, 17 April, 9:00pm (Hong Kong, UTC +8), 3:00pm (Munich, UTC+2), 7:00am (Boulder, UTC-6) Boulder-based artist Laura Devendorf and Munich-based scholar Annapurna Mamidipudi examine traditional weaving through technological lenses. Their deeply imaginative practices guided by research forge unique connections between the ancient craft of weaving to contemporary lived experiences. In the process, the two put weavers into dialogue with engineers. CHAT Assistant Curator Bruce Li moderates the discussion to ask: What can technology learn from the stories of weavers? This panel is part of Poetic Emergences: Organisation through Textile and Code, a 4-day online Discussion Forum held on 16 – 19 April, 2021 that gathers the voices of local and international creative practitioners including weavers, programmers, philosophers and community workers to investigate the transformative processes of textile and code. For more information on the Discussion Forum: https://www.mill6chat.org/event/online-discussion-forum-poetic-emergences-organisation-through-textile-and-code/ 4月17日，星期六，香港時間（UTC +8）晚上9時、慕尼黑時間（UTC+2）下午3時、博爾德時間（UTC-6）上午7時 來自博爾德的藝術家羅拉．戴文多夫與慕尼黑學者安娜普娜・瑪美迪普迪透過科技視角投入傳統梭織工藝。二人以研究作基礎，並注入無窮想像，從而將古老的編織技術連結至現當代生活經驗，過程中更促使織布人與編程師產生對話。二人聯同CHAT六廠助理策展人李勺言一同提出疑問：織布人訴說的故事能為科技提供甚麼樣的隱喻？ 講座是「詩意互聯：以紡織與編碼組織社群」的一部分，為期4天的網上研討會將於2021年4月16日至19日在網上舉行，集結本地與國際創意工作者的聲音，包括織布人、編程師、哲學家和社區工作者，審視紡織和編碼這兩種行為，如何在編製過程中釋出轉化力量。 更多研討會詳情：https://www.mill6chat.org/zh-hant//event/網上研討會-詩意互聯：以紡織與編碼組織社群/ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Back face of A Fabric that Remembers by Laura Devendorf, an e-textile that remembers where and how it was pressed. Image courtesy of the artist 《布想起來》的背面，由羅拉．戴文多夫織製，此電子紡織品能夠記憶何處和如何被按壓。圖片由藝術家提供