Mikro Makro by Jan Schneider
In the future, there will be maritime farm yards called ‘green oceans’. The communities live in harmony with the oceans Read More …
Tag: Environment
Algae Land by Sebastian Esposito
Envisioned is a physical place that is also virtual. The gallery will be a space for the unthought – as a thinking and in-between space – Furthermore, it can be a learning space for making art with creative tools. Read More …
The Deep Sea Research Station by Jan Schneider
Envisioned is a physical place that is also virtual. The gallery will be a space for the unthought – as a thinking and in-between space – Furthermore, it can be a learning space for making art with creative tools. Read More …
The Living Museum by Katharina Grewe
Envisioned is a physical place that is also virtual. The gallery will be a space for the unthought – as a thinking and in-between space – Furthermore, it can be a learning space for making art with creative tools. Read More …
Open Tech Campus by Chrispy Simon
Envisioned is a physical place that is also virtual. The gallery will be a space for the unthought – as a thinking and in-between space – Furthermore, it can be a learning space for making art with creative tools. Read More …
Floating Gallery by Team G
Envisioned is a physical place that is also virtual. The gallery will be a space for the unthought – as a thinking and in-between space – Furthermore, it can be a learning space for making art with creative tools. Read More …
Promote private marine protected areas! by Team F
At present, private marine conservation does not yet play the role that it should, given its great potential. Despite considerable successes in marine protection, private marine protected areas are mostly without promotion and recognition of international initiatives and programs. Read More …
The Float Generator by Team E
Therefore, the Makers4Humanity collective developed simple DIY floating islands. They are now spreading the blueprint with a Floating Futures Read More …
ICYMARE APP by Team D
The ICYMARE team wants to develop an app for all those interested in the oceans with the possibility of direct collaboration and communication that is fun, Read More …
Choral 3.0 by Team C
Let’s save our corals! They are the metaphorical “voice” of the Anthropocene, warning us about ocean acidification and warming. Read More …
Upstream Algae Shopping Spree by Team B
Presenting the team Coming from different artistic backgrounds (painting, performance, photography), we are united as a group of artists by an interest in experimental, shared learning. This is in relation to different aspects of nature and human influence, connecting with Read More …
Plapla! Das Walfloß by Team A
The plan is to build a solar-powered raft with an electric motor in the shape of a ten-meter-long whale, called plapla!The Whale Raft. Read More …
PATRIOTIC OR RELIGIOUS – VIRGIN BREAKER’S ACT
Nature Performance Art / Ghana / 2018 Too difficult to believe these kind of jingoistic patriotism and strong religion of some fisher folks and others around the world which the artist name Virgin breakers. I see it as lack of Read More …
Sandcastles – by Sophia Siossios
Sandcastles is an ongoing art project that aims to highlight the current reality with waste on our beaches and in our seas. It’s part art and part awareness. This project started at the end of the summer in 2017 when artist Sophia Siossios Read More …
0ceanFlowr – by Anneli Goeller
Water as a vessel. Water as a life source. Water as our composition. Our bodies as water and bodies of water. This interactive web video reflects on water as a precious commodity. A plastic, disposable water bottle is a vessel. Read More …
“See!” – Stop Feeding The Monster! – by Ingrid Goldbloom Bloch
What if every time you washed your clothes, put on cosmetics, or drank a bottle of water you were unknowingly feeding a destructive sea monster that would grow to enormous proportions and ruin the planet? “See!” Is an art piece/project Read More …
Behind the Poster “Use Recycle Bag” – by Jzstudio
The Great Pacific garbage patch—a swirling sea of plastic bags, bottles, and other debris—is one of the biggest environmental problems that little people know about. The poster “Use Recycle Bag” contributes to the three goals of “The Universal Sea: Pure Read More …