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1 Fieldwork day on Lake Zug and scientific devices inspirations
2 Water movements choreographies and horizon reflections
3 Satellite images of Greenlandic glacial lakes
4 Water probe hitting the lake surface
1 Fieldwork day on Lake Zug and scientific devices inspirations
2 Water movements choreographies and horizon reflections
3 Satellite images of Greenlandic glacial lakes
4 Water probe hitting the lake surface
05. Hydrorecord
Hydrorecord is an on-going research project in collaboration with aquatic geochemist David Janssen.
By exploring how science and art can team up to build a comprehensive portrait of rapidly changing water environments of glacial-origin lakes in Switzerland and Greenland, our tandem tackles urgent global climate-related questions as well as initiates a reflection about multi-disciplinary practices and the philosophical bridges between art and science.
During a 15-month collaboration, a varied and exhaustive portrait of various glacial lakes will be crafted, using augmented scientific and artistic devices that will capture visual and physical imprints of the land- and waterscape. Building up on the common knowledge of tool and machine making existent in both the scientific as well as the design fields, these hybrid measuring and capturing devices will contribute to a holistic comprehension of glacial lake environment changes, and enhance cross-overs between art and science.
2024 - ongoing
Realized in the PolARTS research program of Pro Helvetia and Swiss Polar Institute (2024-2025)
Supported by Pro Helvetia and Swiss Polar Institute (PolARTS-2024-001)