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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The Resonance of Waste
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Title:
The Resonance of Waste
The Resonance of Waste
Author:
Charlotte Biszewski Sarah Epping
Charlotte Biszewski Sarah Epping
Description:
Charlotte Biszewski & Sarah Epping The Resonance of Waste paper speaker, field recordings 2020 Placed in the disused sewage pumping station, the loudspeaker diaphragm uses paper made from the Baltic Sea seaweed, which blooms exceptionally profusely due to the flow of nitrate-rich sewage from agriculture and paper production into the sea. Dense thickets of seaweed create “dead zones,” devoid of naturally occurring plants and fish. The recordings played through the loudspeaker are the sounds of the paper bleaching process in the chemical plant in a paper mill. Distorted by the unusual properties of the seaweed membranes, the recordings are audible representations of water pollution and the hidden costs of the production methods used in the interlinked chemical, agricultural and paper industries. And this is how the world ends, Not with a bang but with a whimper (T.S. Eliot, The Hollow Men). https://kzitem.info/news/charlotte-biszewski-u0026-sarah-epping-the-resonance-of-waste/1n-Htm2FfYBmp6Q
Charlotte Biszewski & Sarah Epping The Resonance of Waste paper speaker, field recordings 2020 Placed in the disused sewage pumping station, the loudspeaker diaphragm uses paper made from the Baltic Sea seaweed, which blooms exceptionally profusely due to the flow of nitrate-rich sewage from agriculture and paper production into the sea. Dense thickets of seaweed create “dead zones,” devoid of naturally occurring plants and fish. The recordings played through the loudspeaker are the sounds of the paper bleaching process in the chemical plant in a paper mill. Distorted by the unusual properties of the seaweed membranes, the recordings are audible representations of water pollution and the hidden costs of the production methods used in the interlinked chemical, agricultural and paper industries. And this is how the world ends, Not with a bang but with a whimper (T.S. Eliot, The Hollow Men). https://kzitem.info/news/charlotte-biszewski-u0026-sarah-epping-the-resonance-of-waste/1n-Htm2FfYBmp6Q
Description:
Charlotte Biszewski & Sarah Epping The Resonance of Waste paper speaker, field recordings 2020 Placed in the disused sewage pumping station, the loudspeaker diaphragm uses paper made from the Baltic Sea seaweed, which blooms exceptionally profusely due to the flow of nitrate-rich sewage from agriculture and paper production into the sea. Dense thickets of seaweed create “dead zones,” devoid of naturally occurring plants and fish. The recordings played through the loudspeaker are the sounds of the paper bleaching process in the chemical plant in a paper mill. Distorted by the unusual properties of the seaweed membranes, the recordings are audible representations of water pollution and the hidden costs of the production methods used in the interlinked chemical, agricultural and paper industries. And this is how the world ends, Not with a bang but with a whimper (T.S. Eliot, The Hollow Men). https://kzitem.info/news/charlotte-biszewski-u0026-sarah-epping-the-resonance-of-waste/1n-Htm2FfYBmp6Q
Charlotte Biszewski & Sarah Epping The Resonance of Waste paper speaker, field recordings 2020 Placed in the disused sewage pumping station, the loudspeaker diaphragm uses paper made from the Baltic Sea seaweed, which blooms exceptionally profusely due to the flow of nitrate-rich sewage from agriculture and paper production into the sea. Dense thickets of seaweed create “dead zones,” devoid of naturally occurring plants and fish. The recordings played through the loudspeaker are the sounds of the paper bleaching process in the chemical plant in a paper mill. Distorted by the unusual properties of the seaweed membranes, the recordings are audible representations of water pollution and the hidden costs of the production methods used in the interlinked chemical, agricultural and paper industries. And this is how the world ends, Not with a bang but with a whimper (T.S. Eliot, The Hollow Men). https://kzitem.info/news/charlotte-biszewski-u0026-sarah-epping-the-resonance-of-waste/1n-Htm2FfYBmp6Q