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KA NO // WHAT NOW? 2017, Tromsø, Norway
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⚠️ CANCELED /ARCHITECTURES OF ENTANGLEMENT
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CULTIVATING GRATITUDE
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Design Campus DresdenCultivating Gratitude is a research-based workshop that invites participants to explore and redesign the relationship between humans and other species through the lens of harvest rituals. Participants are encouraged to conceive and produce objects and tools that celebrate and honor the interdependence between humans, animals, and the land. Using raw materials, both wild and cultivated, gathered from around Hubertusburg Castle, participants will explore different techniques to create meaningful design pieces.
Johanna Seelemann (DE/ IS)
Harvest Crown. Photo: Nils Körner
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Design Campus DresdenImagine Hubertusburg Castle and its surrounding landscape as a realm that mystifies and entices us to uncover its historical layers and potential futures. How do we awaken memories ingrained in this place and collectively dissect its agricultural, social, and ecological dimensions to weave fresh narratives? What stories of harmonious coexistence can emerge, bridging the varied interests of local communities and production practices? And how can food serve as a conduit between people and place, even in fleeting encounters?
Rianne Makkink (NL), Roberta Di Cosmo (IT/NL) Matilde Patuelli (IT/NL)
Dripping tales of the undomesticated, Drop City Milano. Photo: Studio Zima
TERRIFIC VIEWS
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Design Campus DresdenSummer is a season of abundance and harvest, but it also brings heat and scarcity. Our landscapes have been shaped by human demands, requiring vast resources and space, which affects other species and entire ecosystems. “Terrific” reflects this duality — what is beneficial for some can be detrimental to others.
Matter+Meta (DE)
UN-MINING
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Design Campus DresdenLab Air addresses aerial issues and explores the systematic impacts of our daily choices. Questions such as “Where does material come from?” and “How far did it travel?” are central to this exploration, along with considerations of air-pollution emissions.
Annemarie Piscaer (NL)
The tableware is created in 5 colors, depending of the amount of dust that is used in the glaze. Over ten years a citizen of Rotterdam breathes in about one gram of particulate matter. This is the amount that is used to glaze one coffee cup or plate. The same is done with the amounts of dust that a person breathes in 25, 45, 65 or 85 years. The city where the dust was collected and its quantity is marked on each piece. ‘RTM 45’ stands for 45 years of breathing in Rotterdam.Smogware, photo: Roel van Tour
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Design Campus DresdenEine wunderbare Heiterkeit hat meine ganze Seele eingenommen, gleich den süßen Frühlingsmorgen, die ich mit ganzem Herzen genieße. Ich bin allein und freue mich meines Lebens in dieser Gegend, die für solche Seelen geschaffen ist wie die meine.
Friend Shark, Friend Shark
