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Community testimonies


On this page you can find a selection of some testimonies of people that were involved in the different Biomodd iterations throughout the world. You can find more testimonies, opinions and blog posts under each individual Biomodd project or workshop.

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  • To consider the dynamics between the different personalities of the team is also a key factor to a successful collaborative endeavor, as it has always been repeatedly mentioned in Biomodd, that “it’s actually not just about the goal (result), but its about the process”. Biomodd, an art installation itself, was conceived to be a living sculpture that grows alongside the process of collaboration amongst us. How it will grow into maturity will greatly depend upon the dynamics of our collaborative efforts. In other words, Biomodd will reflect the quality and extent of our cooperation. This is what Biomodd embodies to me. This local version of the installation that we’ve had agreed to put up together should reflect our very own culture of “bayanihan” (“voluntary community effort”) spirit, whereby people did not just come together to pursue a common goal but to establish a heterogeneous relationship towards each other, placing great emphasis on graciousness and courteousness called the “pakikisama” or “pakikipagkapwa” (“human relations” or “social intercourse”), customary among Filipinos. -Leo Olavides


  • Making things work I remember the very first thought entering my mind back in 2008 when this Belgian artist Angelo Vermeulen presented his project named Biomodd to the UP Open University. The concepts ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 7:54 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • The pieces fell into place Biomodd is the most complicated project I've ever been involved in. At first glance, it doesn't look like things are really connected but once you get immersed in ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 7:56 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Introducing science to people by making it interesting Biomodd is a new way of introducing science to people and keep it interesting by fusing arts, culture and nature. - Alex Ezequiel
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:01 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • A fusion of arts, culture and science Biomodd is a fusion of arts, culture and science.I think students, especially those in the biological sciences and computer science, will be interested. It's also a good way ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 7:57 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • A unifying idea Biomodd is about linking different cultures directed towards a unified idea of connecting the environment with technology. - Jeryl Estopace
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:02 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • A breath of fresh air Biomodd is like a breath of fresh air. I appreciate art in all forms - paintings, sculptures, photographs, architecture - but I've never seen something like biomodd. I never thought that ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:04 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Collective Creativity Biomodd is the project where collective creativity runs the show. - Melanie Trani
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:06 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • What it means to me Upon entering the UPOU Oblation Hall, I was amazed by a big octagonal wooden structure with a big crawling plant clinging to a huge driftwood at the center of the ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:08 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Nature in a dying world I like the concept of Biomodd, technology and nature as one. To me it's not just a science project, it's like Steve Jobs when he invented his first ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:06 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Kewlest Biomodd is the platform for the kewlest game ever!! - Julius Cebreros (lead game engineer)
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:05 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Back to my roots Biomodd is my chance to go back to my roots, realize what I once loved yet lost, and try to recapture it.Kent Saga
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:08 PM by Diego S. Maranan
  • Bayanihan As soon as I learned that there was a summer course offering for the BAMS program, I immediately considered enrolling to at least lessen my course load for the next ...
    Posted Mar 4, 2011 8:07 PM by Diego S. Maranan
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