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Komentovka: Volání lesa s biologem Martinem Hůlou
Commenting: Calling the Forest with Biologist Martin Hůlou
Event by: Kunsthalle Praha
Location: Klárov 5, Klárov 5, Praha 1
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The exhibition of the forest call will be presented by curator Theo Carnegy-Tan with the subsequent commentary of biologist Martin Hůla. His lecture will focus on the psychological importance of man's relationship with nature, with special emphasis on the forest environment. The lecture will offer a view of man as an integral part of nature, which is not a passive background, but a living system of which we are active co -creators.
Mgr. Martin Hůla, Ph.D., is a biologist working at Charles University (Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities) and at the National Institute of Mental Health. He deals with evolutionary aspects of aesthetic perception of nature, especially flowers, and due to forests on the human psyche. HIS LECTURE Will Focus on the Psychological Significance of the Human -Nature Relationship, With and Particular Emphasis on Forest Environments.
Drawing on Current Findings in Environmental Dichotomy of “Human vs. Nature.” The Talk Will Present and Perspective of Humans As An Integral Part of Nature-not as passive observers, but as Active co-code of a living system.
Mgr. Martin Hůla, Ph.D., IS and Biologist Affiliated with Charles University (Faculty of Science and Faculty of Humanities) and the National Institute of Mental Health. HIS Research Focuses on the Evolutionary Aspects of Aesthetic Perception of Nature, Especially Flowers, and the impact of Forests on the human psyche. The Guided Tour Will Be Held in Czech.
The exhibition of the forest call will be presented by curator Theo Carnegy-Tan with the subsequent commentary of biologist Martin Hůla. His lecture will focus on the psychological importance of man's relationship with nature, with special emphasis on the forest environment. The lecture will offer a view of man as an integral part of nature, which is not a passive background, but a living system of which we are active co -creators.
Mgr. Martin Hůla, Ph.D., is a biologist working at Charles University (Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities) and at the National Institute of Mental Health. He deals with evolutionary aspects of aesthetic perception of nature, especially flowers, and due to forests on the human psyche. HIS LECTURE Will Focus on the Psychological Significance of the Human -Nature Relationship, With and Particular Emphasis on Forest Environments.
Drawing on Current Findings in Environmental Dichotomy of “Human vs. Nature.” The Talk Will Present and Perspective of Humans As An Integral Part of Nature-not as passive observers, but as Active co-code of a living system.
Mgr. Martin Hůla, Ph.D., IS and Biologist Affiliated with Charles University (Faculty of Science and Faculty of Humanities) and the National Institute of Mental Health. HIS Research Focuses on the Evolutionary Aspects of Aesthetic Perception of Nature, Especially Flowers, and the impact of Forests on the human psyche. The Guided Tour Will Be Held in Czech.