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In 'Taxidrome', director Sara Ferro presents a unique intersection of conservation and taxidermy through 41 moving images. The film emphasizes the significance of preserving nature and scientific knowledge in a rapidly changing environment. It discusses the duality of conservation, detailing how both ancient and modern embalming techniques serve to prevent decay and maintain life in a fictional context.
The documentary also addresses contemporary practices like bio-art, stressing the importance of retaining the essence of what matters in our world. By examining lifelike traits associated with conservation, 'Taxidrome' prompts viewers to consider the balance between preserving historical elements and adapting to future needs.
Why Watch
- •See how taxidermy relates to conservation.
- •Find out about ancient embalming methods.
- •Meet contemporary bio-art practices.
Did You Know
•The film features 41 moving images.
•Sara Ferro directed 'Taxidrome' in 2021.
•The documentary has a runtime of 164 minutes.
•It was produced in Italy.
Perfect For
Conservation enthusiastsArt and taxidermy fansEnvironmental science students