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Please find here the approved applications to the Social Art Award 2021 – New Greening. The open call was closed on 1 May.
The next Open Call for the Social Art Ward will be opened in 2023.
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Bioremediating Missile
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Title:
Bioremediating Missile
Bioremediating Missile
Author:
Jos Volkers
Jos Volkers
Description:
In 2020, 75 years following World War II, Ecological Space Engineering transported the Bioremediating Missile (Brm. 1.) from Romania to The Netherlands, a 2100km Journey. A remarkable event, not least because the Brm. 1., is an exact replica of the V-2 rocket. In this case, the V-2 rocket is made of biodegradable materials such as wood, jute, clay, and loam, and packs a payload of essential seeds, spores, water and nutrients. We’re talking the world’s largest seed bomb, one that will be able to renew the ecology of the European continent following imminent catastrophe.
In 2020, 75 years following World War II, Ecological Space Engineering transported the Bioremediating Missile (Brm. 1.) from Romania to The Netherlands, a 2100km Journey. A remarkable event, not least because the Brm. 1., is an exact replica of the V-2 rocket. In this case, the V-2 rocket is made of biodegradable materials such as wood, jute, clay, and loam, and packs a payload of essential seeds, spores, water and nutrients. We’re talking the world’s largest seed bomb, one that will be able to renew the ecology of the European continent following imminent catastrophe.
Description:
In 2020, 75 years following World War II, Ecological Space Engineering transported the Bioremediating Missile (Brm. 1.) from Romania to The Netherlands, a 2100km Journey. A remarkable event, not least because the Brm. 1., is an exact replica of the V-2 rocket. In this case, the V-2 rocket is made of biodegradable materials such as wood, jute, clay, and loam, and packs a payload of essential seeds, spores, water and nutrients. We’re talking the world’s largest seed bomb, one that will be able to renew the ecology of the European continent following imminent catastrophe.
In 2020, 75 years following World War II, Ecological Space Engineering transported the Bioremediating Missile (Brm. 1.) from Romania to The Netherlands, a 2100km Journey. A remarkable event, not least because the Brm. 1., is an exact replica of the V-2 rocket. In this case, the V-2 rocket is made of biodegradable materials such as wood, jute, clay, and loam, and packs a payload of essential seeds, spores, water and nutrients. We’re talking the world’s largest seed bomb, one that will be able to renew the ecology of the European continent following imminent catastrophe.