Resilients Salon on Vegetal Culture

  Plants could be to the 21st century what the steam engine and the computer were to the 19th and 20th. The FoAM urban laboratory in Brussels is researching how [...]

Cooking Catastrophes

  The Swedish-German performance artist Eva Meyer-Keller is obsessed with food. In Death is certain (in the Kaaistudio’s in 2007) she condemned a number of vegetables to death. Now she’s cooking up [...]

UFU (URBAN FARM UNIT)

The French designer Damien Chivalle has put a greenhouse on top of a container housing an aquarium with fish. Their water and faeces feeds the plants in the greenhouse, which [...]

Hortus

Sounds, messages and micro-stories travel through the garden of the Erasmus house, as pollen floats through air or seeds drop to the grass floor. An ingenious sensory network measures the [...]

Voorraad BRXL Réserve

  It’s the latest trend: producing food in the middle of the city. From allotments and urban bees to vertical farming and edible roofs, there’s no lack of initiatives. The [...]

Bee monitoring project

  The artist Annemie Maes, the driving force behind OKNO, a centre for art and media technology, has installed ten beehives in two roof gardens in Brussels’ canal zone – [...]

The Black Lamb

  The documentary-maker and artist Els Dietvorst recently moved from Brussels to Ireland. From a sheep farm in Duncormick she is working on a film project and you can keep [...]

Control of the Commons

  Rivers are lifelines, sometimes open sewers, sometimes national borders… What is life like on and beside rivers? To find out, the artist’s co-operative Time’s Up, along with a number [...]

The Extra Sensorial Garden

The Extra Sensorial Garden is a fictional garden that has been artificially created to stimulate the visitor’s sensory system and evoke strong physical experiences. There is not always a lot to [...]

Burning Ice #5

  WE THE GARDENERS… Nature and culture; this has always been a tense relationship. Whereas culture was once meant to protect man from nature, we now have to protect nature [...]

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