Noémie Goudal
Tropiques IV Photographic reproductions of an equatorial forest are hung within the context of an (actual) forest at the gates of Paris. The perspective illusion
Robida
The Robida collective inhabits the small village of Topolò/Topolove (Grimacco, Udine). Its situated learning practice is documented by numerous projects in print, sound recording, and
Sonia Levy
Hafrún is the name of the most ancient ocean quahog ever known. When discovered and dredged, it was 507 years old. Like the rings of
Carloni–Franceschetti
The record, bearing a track recorded on the edge, is deformed by swelling. The stylus is forced to ride in the groove, going up and
Pol Esteve Castelló e Gerard Ortín Castellví
What are the relationships between food logistics and climate change? The video takes the audience along the cold chain, on a journey during which perishable