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 …
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 …
Therefore, the Makers4Humanity collective developed simple DIY floating islands. They are now spreading the blueprint with a Floating Futures Read More …
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 …
Let’s save our corals! They are the metaphorical “voice” of the Anthropocene, warning us about ocean acidification and warming. Read More …
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 …
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 …
Weekly Excerpts #9: 01/03/2019
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The ‘Kunststoffschmiede’ Last weekend The Universal Sea had the chance to meet some of the inspiring and enthusiastic team of the project ‘Kunststoffschmiede’ (plastic smithery) which is part of the Konglomerat e.V. from Dresden. They recycle plastic: first, the plastic Read More …
On Saturday millions of people got active in order to clean up parks, beaches, public places, streets, and other areas. And The Universal Sea was with them! Not only in Berlin but also in Warnemünde, where our partner EUCC-D co-organised a Read More …
The idea for the Ocean Cleanup first appeared when in 2013 the then 16-year-old Boyan Slat was scuba diving in the Mediterranean Sea and was surrounded by plastic instead of fish. After intense studies and a very successful crowdfunding campaign, Read More …