Art & Science

This exhibition presents twelve graphical recordings created during the science communication project “Geosciences Go Rural”.

Explore Berlin’s history through dynamic aerial imagery and guided commentary of the city’s energy and water infrastructures.

The inaugural exhibition within the Humboldt Forum addresses the interactions between climate change and biodiversity loss, as well as the global challenges to democracy through an immersive and interactive display of research from IRI THESys.

The photo and exhibition project was initiated by THESys doctoral researcher Cecilie Friis as part of her fieldwork in  Ban Sirimoon, Laos in April 2015. The images from the field illustrate life changes of seventeen different farmers.

Through diverse performances and urban interventions, the Theatre creatively delves into the topic of ‘Man and Nature in the Anthropocene’.

This collaborative photo project visualizes transformation processes by capturing local aspects of global change.

In November 2020, the THESys Community met to reflect on their research in relation to the Corona crisis and discuss how to turn the crisis into a creative advantage.

The photo and video project was created in September 2015 by a group of artists and researchers including  THESys Doc Contanze Werne within the SUBZERO – Thematic Network on Communicating Arctic Research.

Developed in 2015 by an interdisciplinary research team including THESys Student Assistant Lisa Frach, the science fiction inspired SUBZERO project imaged what Earth will look like in the year 2115.

Together with the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, IRI THESys offered an interdisciplinary seminar which brought science and design together to creatively explore alternatives in modern food production.

Created by THESys Doc Nadine Schröder and comic artist Nikhil Chaudhary, the comic visualizes the existing local barriers for the implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive in six German states.