AfterLand: Romanian and international artists in Bucharest exhibition at crossroads of disciplines
<p><em>AfterLand</em>, an exhibition opening on June 4 at Rezidenta9 in Bucharest, brings together works by an international group of artists working at the intersection between art, science, and nature.</p>

<p>Each of them has a particular affinity with water, approaching it from different angles as varied as the symbolic values of the element itself, according to a presentation of the exhibition, described as a unique effort of revelation and context creation at the crossroads of disciplines and mindsets.</p>

<p><em>Clara Boj</em> and <em>Diego Diaz </em>(Spain) build on their experience as participants in the Mar Menor, an interdisciplinary research focused on the Spanish lagoon, an area of unique biodiversity in a state of significant deterioration.</p>

<p><em>Mark IJzerman</em>(Netherlands), one of the Starts4water grant winners in 2022, focuses on the concept of the ‘Anthropocene,’ the geological era of human impact on ecology.</p>

<p><em>Sébastien Robert</em> (France/Netherlands) travels around the world recording endangered sounds, or close to extinction, whether due to globalization, climate change, or any other human impact.</p>

<p><em>Floriama Cândea</em> (Romania) explores in her work the possibilities of a sustainable future, meditating on the relationships between species, between natural and artificial, between human and technological.</p>

<p><em>Robertina Sebjanic</em>(Slovenia) is one of Europe’s leading actors in cultural water ecology projects. Last but not least, <em>Ioana Vreme Moser </em>(Romania/Germany) works at the confluence of socio-economic commentary, electronics and science, including research on fluid computers.</p>

<p>The AfterLand project also involves a small research and documentation trip to different localities in the Danube Delta, where the team will visit the laboratories of the National Research and Development Institute in the Danube Delta.</p>

<p>The exhibition is open until June 26.</p>

<p><em>(Photo: CO_SONIC 1884 km² by Robertina Šebjanič, from the organizers)</em></p>

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