22 May 2021
Our installation “Future Island in Venice – The Time of Stone” is now open to the public at the Central Pavilion of 17th International Architecture Exhibition titled “How will we live together?” curated by Hashim Sarkis.
Future Island is a landscape intervention in Stockholm, Sweden, that simulates global warming conditions by artificially heating half of the island +5˚C: a conversation piece that observes how flora, fauna and humans adapt to warmer temperatures. It challenges us to redefine adaptation not as a mere reaction but as an opening up of possibilities.
Presented in the section “As One Planet”, the installation consists of two parts: (1)a hot rock prototype connected to a solar panel on the roof of the Pavilion and (2) a wall drawing exploring in fifteen stories how evolving life forms have not only continuously adapted to changing environments but became themselves the architects of more suitable habitats in order to evolve further.
The progress and the installation can be visited virtually from the project website.
Installation can be visited at Giardini in the central pavilion, for more information on how to visit the La Biennale di Venezia please follow the link.
project:
Future Island - Time of Stone
website:
www.future-island.org
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