by ZERO1 | Jun 12, 2020 | Brazil, Community Projects, Community Projects Brazil, Economic Empowerment
Still from “Zona de Segurança” (2020). In Portugese: Zona de Segurança We have constructed a world in the form of a labyrinth as a metaphor of total confinement based on reflections of the current moment: living through COVID-19. Relationships are mediated...
by ZERO1 | Jun 12, 2020 | Brazil, Community Projects, Community Projects Brazil, Economic Empowerment
Still from “Aguapé” (2020). Aguapé is a species of aquatic plant originating from the freshwater bodies of the hot tropical regions of South America. It is considered a pest species by those who do not understand its potential to remove pollutants from the...
by ZERO1 | Jun 12, 2020 | Brazil, Community Projects, Community Projects Brazil, Economic Empowerment
Still from “Retomada” (2020). In Portuguese: Retomada The “Resumption” project is based on the need and urgency to imagine possible futures in this present moment. A vision of what “humanity” could be, within the realm of a colonizing western...
by ZERO1 | Jun 12, 2020 | Brazil, Community Projects, Community Projects Brazil, Economic Empowerment
Still from “Habitar” (2020). In Portugese: Habitar Where do we come from? Where are we going? Do these questions matter now? All questions matter, always. They are what allow us to create responses. HABITAR is a universe of possibilities created through...
by S. Ganzug and B. Enerel | Jun 19, 2015 | Community Projects Mongolia, Economic Empowerment, Mongolia
Spotlighting economic disparities through the creative offerings of traditional bread Traditional Mongolian biscuits are the conduit for community engagement in Art Boortsog. Everyone is invited to order a biscuit from the mobile food cart, but with a twist —...
by T. Enkhbold and B. Mandukhai | Jun 19, 2015 | Community Projects Mongolia, Economic Empowerment, Mongolia
Using geolocation to track distance, changing lifestyles, and fading traditions To the Origin brings a nomadic exhibition from the city to the countryside, using geolocation to mark points along the journey. Confronting ideas of distance, changing traditions, and...
