Award 2021
Please find here the approved applications to the Social Art Award 2021 – New Greening. The open call was closed on 1 May.
Stay tuned for the next Social Art Award open call!
Title:
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES
Author:
Romy Snijders
Romy Snijders
Description:
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES is a project that presents a vision of the future exploring the language of trees through fungi and live in symbiosis with the forest. The vision is expressed through fictional tools that might one day allow us to listen to the communication between trees. Understanding this communication may help us improve our relationship with the environment. The work exists of multiple images, a video and speculative tools. The work is created through a multidisciplinary approach including input from ecologists, mycologists and forest managers.
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES is a project that presents a vision of the future exploring the language of trees through fungi and live in symbiosis with the forest. The vision is expressed through fictional tools that might one day allow us to listen to the communication between trees. Understanding this communication may help us improve our relationship with the environment. The work exists of multiple images, a video and speculative tools. The work is created through a multidisciplinary approach including input from ecologists, mycologists and forest managers.
Description:
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES is a project that presents a vision of the future exploring the language of trees through fungi and live in symbiosis with the forest. The vision is expressed through fictional tools that might one day allow us to listen to the communication between trees. Understanding this communication may help us improve our relationship with the environment. The work exists of multiple images, a video and speculative tools. The work is created through a multidisciplinary approach including input from ecologists, mycologists and forest managers.
SYMBIOTIC FUTURES is a project that presents a vision of the future exploring the language of trees through fungi and live in symbiosis with the forest. The vision is expressed through fictional tools that might one day allow us to listen to the communication between trees. Understanding this communication may help us improve our relationship with the environment. The work exists of multiple images, a video and speculative tools. The work is created through a multidisciplinary approach including input from ecologists, mycologists and forest managers.