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Links: Naturescapes Project Feral Design Team Naturescapes Johannes Stripple Pauline Münch Team at Feral Malmö  John Kazior Inna Zrajaeva Team at Floating Jöran Mandik Rosario Talevi Carmen Staiano

AUTHORS: SpätiSpäti, Antonia Lembcke, Corinna Studier, Jeanne Astrup-Chauvaux, Jonas Illigmann, Jonathan Heck, Sofia Ogarkova  ABSTRACT: Rapid response to the topic of “turf” in the framework of SeminarSeminar3.0 hosted by SpätiSpäti at the University of Arts, Berlin and a Kiosk in Worpswede in the summer semester 2021. Seminarseminar3.0 expanded its working-sphere to a locally-distant non-excursion. In SeminarSeminar […]

A multi-week program designed for people who want to work with their body. “Contamination” and “immersion” sessions explore the theme of water – our relationship with it and our place in the water cycle. Our bodies are the most intimate ecosystems we know. Taking this as a starting point, it sets up a situation where people connect with their body’s ecosystem and the wetland’s ecosystem. It is a discourse between organisms and the environment.

LINK: Water Filters POSTER: Annabelle Dorn & Roman Karrer ILLUSTRATION: Annabelle Dorn  

Link zum Film “Fantasy Journey to Planet Zarg” 

This project is funded by German Postcode Lottery.

Floating University re-envisions an urban water infrastructure that invokes public participation. How will life change as our relationship to water transforms? A fundamental paradigm in our research at Floating University is to emulate Mother Earth’s water cycles rather than mimic Corporate Man’s linear sewer pipes. Water will not fall beneath the streets like garbage into landfills. Rather, water flows down the drain, undergoes organic filtration, and flows back out the spout. Floating University is located in a polluted rainwater basin in urban Berlin. Experimental water systems are constructed at every possible avenue. Its public pedagogy: seminars, workshops, discussions, water filtration systems, water practices and performances, ruminate on our place in the water cycle. Technology is only part of the answer to our challenges with water. What’s missing is our relationship with water.

Links: 2023 Digital Archive 2021 Digital Archive 2019 Digital Archive Climate Care at Anthropocene Curriculum Climate Care on Berlin Art Link Downloads: 2023: Programme:Critterkratia 2021 Programme: The Rewilding Years 2019 Programme: A Curriculum for Urban Practice 

Links: SIT-PLU Website Companion Download   Team: Rosario Talevi Vida Rucli  

Links: Topabhati Event Korail Play Exhibition Tangail Field Trip Winter School RESIDENCY: Korail City of Culture Open Call Moja Kori Festival Korail 2100: Architecture Idea Competition Moja Kori Festival Team: Silja Teresa Huppertz, Garance Maurer, Rosario Talevi, Hannah-Lu Verse, Jeanne Astrup-Chauvaux, Sarah Bovelett

Links: Konteksty Website Full Programme  

A multi-week program designed for people who want to work with their body. “Contamination” and “immersion” sessions explore the theme of water – our relationship with it and our place in the water cycle. Our bodies are the most intimate ecosystems we know.