As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Beyond Borders: AI, Climate, and Resource Justice in Africa” The selected projectCry to the Water Cry to the Water is an immersive, AI-facilitated ritual experience exploring how ancestral knowledge, particularly Tunisian water rituals, can shape ethical, spiritually grounded uses of AI to address climate and cultural crises. […]
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As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Archives and Memory” The selected projectAdorned Memory: Reimagining Egyptian Indigenous Archives Through Jewellery Adorned Memory explores Nubian adornment traditions and how jewellery acts as a living archive of memory, identity, and resistance. Through community collaboration, oral history, and digital experimentation, Dr Mthethwa will create sculptural jewellery pieces
As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Psychogeography and the Influence of AI” The selected projectBursting the Last Bubble Bursting the Last Bubble is my new interactive sound art project – a mobile app that guides you on a walk through Alexandria’s historic center, where sound and memory intertwine. As you move, the app
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As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Plural Computation” The selected projectThe Affogbolo’s Home The Affogbolo’s Home is a speculative art project that imagines everyday life in Abuja, Nigeria, in the year 2100, through the eyes of a fictional family. Blending storytelling, architecture, and ancestral wisdom, the project explores how we might eat, play,
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As part of the Afropean Intelligence Residency Program.Challenge “Intercultural AI: Weaving Worlds through Art and Algorithms” The selected projectDecoding Egwu: reclaiming indigenous intelligence through AI, dance and Igbo Decoding Egwu is a cross-disciplinary project that reimagines the concept of dance and intelligence through the Igbo concept of “egwu” — a word encompassing dance, music, play,
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What if ports could be more than just hubs of trade—what if they became living ecosystems where art, technology, and nature coexist? At the end of July, three artists of STARTS4WaterII, supported by the European Commission, project coordinator VITO and the partners GLUON (BE), TBA21 (SP/IT) and BETA FESTIVAL (IR), marked presence at the Love
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S+T+ARTS AQUA MOTION – Advisory Board The AQUA MOTION Advisory Board is composed of three distinguished experts who bring strategic guidance, critical perspectives, and cross-disciplinary knowledge to the project. Their role is to support the consortium in shaping the vision, ensuring scientific and artistic excellence, and strengthening the project’s relevance for diverse stakeholders. By bridging
S+T+ARTS AQUA MOTION – Water Innovation Labs Members: Portugal | Italy | AustriaContact The Water Innovation Lab brings together a diverse group of experts, visionaries, and practitioners from across the quintuple helix, spanning science, technology, the arts, industry, policy, and civil society. Each member contributes unique perspectives and skills to co-create solutions addressing regional and
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Organized by GLUON We are excited to announce that Ars Electronica Festival 2025 will give the opportunity to the following S+T+ARTS4Water II artists in residence to present their work: Stijn Demeulenaere, Territorial Agency and Carlos Monleon. From September 3 to 7, 2025, Linz will once again become a hotspot for the international media art scene.
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STARTS Ec(h)o Showing: S+T+ARTS Ec(h)o Showing: Johanna Bruckner, Carolyn Kirschner, Theda Nilsson-Eicke For decades, technologies such as artificial intelligence and robotics have been an integral part of our society and our everyday reality. In all areas of life, digital applications have become indispensable. This is the entry point for artists Johanna Bruckner, Carolyn Kirschner and
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