There Is No Such Thing as a Fish by Carolyn Kirschner In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 3: Exploring the Physics of Life The project Carolyn Kirschner residency project, There Is No Such Thing as a Fish, is an artistic investigation into the zebrafish as a model organism in scientific research, examining its socio-cultural […]
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The Perfect Perfect Dirty by Johanna Bruckner In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 2: Exploring Human – AI Relationships The project Johanna Bruckner is pursuing research at the intersection of AI, queer theory, ecology, and posthumanism, focusing on the interface between the body, affect, and technology from the perspective of quantum physics. The project
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In diese Welt geworfen by Theda Nilsson Eicke In the framework of S+T+ARTS EC(H)O – Challenge 1: Modeling the Mind The project Theda Nilsson-Eicke is developing a new theater piece for the “Modeling the Mind” challenge, derived from a deeply personal family situation but generalized to explore themes such as the limits of care and mental
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Over four days in Johannesburg, this unique event will combine technical learning, artistic exchange, and collective reflection, creating a fertile space where art, science, and technology meet African cultural perspectives.
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3 open calls for the New European Bauhaus Festival The New European Bauhaus Festival is a space to reimagine our built environment, placing first life, then spaces, and then buildings. The 2026 edition will highlight how citizens and local authorities can play an active role in shaping more inclusive and sustainable communities, with a particular emphasis
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From September 2025 to April 2026, Afropean Intelligence supports 10 African artists in residence, hosted across Nigeria, Egypt, Tunisia, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Over the next months, they will develop projects that draw from ancestral traditions and cultural practices while experimenting with artificial intelligence and digital tools. Each residency critically engages
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UNTANGLERby Peace Olatunji A S+T+ARTS Afropean Intelligence Residency.Challenge “Intercultural AI: Weaving Worlds through Art and Algorithms” Host institutionGallery of Code, Abuja (NG) European partnerGLUON, Brussels (BE) UNTANGLER began as an investigation into AI bias in relation to Africa, African identities and architectural heritage. This research revealed a deeper challenge: language itself remains a significant barrier
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Territoires tissés by Melisa Kayowa A S+T+ARTS Afropean Intelligence Residency.Challenge “Provenance and Social Memory” Host institutionAcadémie des Beaux-Arts, Kinshasa (CD) European partnerAfrica Museum, Tervuren (BE) Territoires tissés (Woven Territories) is a project that traces the journeys and trajectories of various Congolese art objects since their contact with the West. Focusing particularly on the ancestral techniques
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As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Futurism and Geolocation” The selected projectMobility as Memory Mobility as Memory is a creative research project that reimagines how people move through the city of Kinshasa—not just as transport, but as a powerful way of remembering. Many of the roads and structures in Kinshasa today were built
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The Memory Performer by Mahoutondji Kinmagbo A S+T+ARTS Afropean Intelligence Residency.Challenge “Digital Lukasa: An Intelligent Archival Tablet” Host institutionKrithika Art Projects, Kinshasa (CD) European partnerAfrica Museum, Tervuren (BE) The Memory Performer is an artistic project that reimagines the traditional Luba memory tablet, the Lukasa, as a digital device. The project aims to preserve culture and
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