co-embracing natures
Read More« Le jardinage se prête au modèle gestionnaire dépassant les limites du jardin. On comprendrait qu’une société s’en inspire – c’est l’enjeu du Jardin Planétaire – à condition d’en percevoir les dérives et de les éviter. »
Gilles Clément
Read MoreIn gathering roots, just plunging in will get you nothing but a hole. We have to unlearn hurrying. This is all about slowness. “First we give. Then we take.”
Robin Wall Kimmerer
We invite you to our first Biosphere Study Group meeting creating a moment together to broaden and rethink the understanding of the relationship between urban spaces and the natural landscape.
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Where does the city end and nature begin? On Sunday 4th Dec, the transdisciplinary Biosphere Berlin team offers a public walk along the Tegeler See. Join in us in a creative exploration led by artists and researchers of the complex urban biosphere, harvesting insights and new perspectives on ecological and social resilience.
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Investigating the relationship between Tegel residents, the biosphere and the city, in this walk we observe wildlife interactions in the area between the Flughafensee and the Tegeler See. For instance, we learn about human-beaver negotiations around the willow tree.
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Metamorphosis, Constants and Variables, Dreams, Limits, Life, Art-I-Ficial – how to expand these issues online and offline? Open Occulto is a public gathering organized by the editorial team of Occulto for contributors, readers, colleagues, old and new friends, and keen strangers.
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Open Occulto is a public gathering organized by the editorial team of Occulto for contributors, readers, colleagues, old and new friends, and keen strangers.
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Kiosko was part of the 10-year anniversary celebrations of Green Art Lab Alliance – gala – end of September 2022. The “gala fest” took place at Pollinaria, an organic farm running an artist residency program in rural Abruzzo, Italy, that hosted the gala members to mark its 15th birthday.
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Earth Indices. Processing the Anthropocene, is an exhibition by Giulia Bruno & Armin Linke commissioned by Haus der Kulturen der Welt. It explores the scientific and social conditions producing the new geological epoch, the Anthropocene. Christopher Wierling invited Alice Cannava and myself as guests to this public guided tour, to offer alternative concepts to the Anthropocene and to share possibilities of reading this exhibition from the perspectives of school children and teenagers.
This guided exhibition tour was part of S.O.S. – Schools of Sustainability at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, September 22, 2022.
At the S.O.S. – Schools of Sustainability closing congress, Alice Cannava and I, hosted the “Anthropozän & ich” workshop for 20 kids, who worked for more than a year in artistic school projects related to climate, fungi, microplastic or kin instead of cars. With the S.O.S. school kids as experts, we gathered ingredients for non-linear stories (“Kuddelmuddelgeschichten”) in the Earth Indices – Processing the Anthropocene exhibition by Giulia Bruno and Armin Linke. What is the brown stuff? And how much does the Haus der Kulturen der Welt cost? The workshop participants chose their own ingredients interweaving their personal story in this new geological epoch. Transformed into drawings and sculptures, the children and teenager crafted a pop-up exhibition featuring algae, plastic, arctic football, witches and many more astonishing anthropocene agents.
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