Gallery
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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Caracol de Viento (Wind Snail)
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Title:
Caracol de Viento (Wind Snail)
Caracol de Viento (Wind Snail)
Author:
CULTURANS
CULTURANS
Description:
Caracol de Viento was a cultural and sustainable pavilion designed for public space. A space where art connects people with their roots, while creating awareness about sustainable systems. Conceived from the collab with members of urban Indigenous & non-Indigenous communities. Features: Recycled PET bottles, rain harvesting mesh, bamboo-steel hybrid structure & solar panels. Reach: 4.7 million people in situ & digitally. Impacting government, business, schools, artists, PET collectors and youth.
Caracol de Viento was a cultural and sustainable pavilion designed for public space. A space where art connects people with their roots, while creating awareness about sustainable systems. Conceived from the collab with members of urban Indigenous & non-Indigenous communities. Features: Recycled PET bottles, rain harvesting mesh, bamboo-steel hybrid structure & solar panels. Reach: 4.7 million people in situ & digitally. Impacting government, business, schools, artists, PET collectors and youth.
Description:
Caracol de Viento was a cultural and sustainable pavilion designed for public space. A space where art connects people with their roots, while creating awareness about sustainable systems. Conceived from the collab with members of urban Indigenous & non-Indigenous communities. Features: Recycled PET bottles, rain harvesting mesh, bamboo-steel hybrid structure & solar panels. Reach: 4.7 million people in situ & digitally. Impacting government, business, schools, artists, PET collectors and youth.
Caracol de Viento was a cultural and sustainable pavilion designed for public space. A space where art connects people with their roots, while creating awareness about sustainable systems. Conceived from the collab with members of urban Indigenous & non-Indigenous communities. Features: Recycled PET bottles, rain harvesting mesh, bamboo-steel hybrid structure & solar panels. Reach: 4.7 million people in situ & digitally. Impacting government, business, schools, artists, PET collectors and youth.