Some impressions of ‘HYDROMEDIA: Seeing with Water’, a two-day programme on the development of new, experimental and easy-to-use artistic protocols to visualise and narrate the climate crisis.
On 3 and 4 April, this public programme was organised at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp and Stormkop within the framework of the international artistic research project 'Hydromedia', including an Open Studio by Dries Segers, lectures by Boaz Levin, Arjen Mulder, Laure Winants, Dirk Pauwels and Ronny Blust, and a Stormkop Safari by Koos Hogeweg.
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Within the 'Hydromedia' Creative Europe project, the three participating institutions - the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp / Art & Research, the HKU Utrecht and the Hfg Karlsruhe - each organize a residency.
The first residency, consisting of the artists Tim Theo Deceuninck, Mirja Busch, Jarek Lustych and Sascha Herrmann, takes place during the month of April in Antwerp at the Royal Academy.
