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Maëlys Venkiah — The Shape of Sugar
Maëlys Venkiah — The Shape of Sugar
design
design
The Shape of Sugar uses caramel as a sculptural and poetic material. It silently confronts the colonial history of sugar,...
Gabriele Nasole — Cetacæ
Gabriele Nasole — Cetacæ
design
Cetacæ is a sound installation inspired by the acoustic properties of whale bones. Visitors listen to soundscapes of humans and...
Gil Monteverde — Atmospheres from Below
Gil Monteverde — Atmospheres from Below
design
Atmospheres from Below repurposes open-source seismic networks to testify to the slow violence of illegal gold mining in Yanomami territory. Mercury seeps into...
Dario Formicola — Tribavox
Dario Formicola — Tribavox
design
Tribavox is a ritual device designed to accompany the “teknoraver” in the moments surrounding the rave: preparation, return, and introspection....
Laurin Böhm — Flōssern
Laurin Böhm — Flōssern
design
FLŌSSERN – in fluent explores alternative ways of engaging with river systems. Using the raft as a platform, it investigates how...
Carolina Carmona Hermenegildo — Redefining Darkness
Carolina Carmona Hermenegildo — Redefining Darkness
design
Redefining Darkness is a project which aims to redefine the dark via natural Light experience. Preserving a bioluminescent microorganism Biological Clock as a living system, to restore and reintroduce habits of Darkness on a daily basis. Design object as a Habitat, an environment.  ––––We Will...
Christos Voûtas — Floating Lands
Christos Voûtas — Floating Lands
design
Floating Lands imagines an evacuation from the volcanic island of Nisyros, where workers escape on pumice “floating islands” quarried from...
Carolina Mortara Aghemio — Cannibal Gold
Carolina Mortara Aghemio — Cannibal Gold
design
Indigenous peoples in Brazil have long protected tropical forests, yet the Yanomami face invasions and violence driven by illegal gold mining. Cannibal Gold frames mining as “cannibalism” that consumes land and futures, linking colonial extraction to today’s tech supply chains. By pairing a 16th-century British Museum artifact with mobile phone motherboards, it exposes the social and ecological cost of gold mining in the...
Chloé Terrée — Landscape of Positions
Chloé Terrée — Landscape of Positions
design
At a global scale, human rights violations, wars, and climate change force people to flee their homes in search of...
Cristobal Olmedo — Obsidian Reflections
Cristobal Olmedo — Obsidian Reflections
design
Obsidian Reflections is an immersive installation inspired by the legend of La Llorona. Three fountains of black water act as...

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