Teken Or Leave It: Seasonal Celebration in Society
About this Event
Teken Or Leave It: Seasonal Celebration in Society
This workshop is part of the exhibition What we see is what we get - How to use energy along with the weather?During the workshop participants will create visual and conceptual narratives together with artist and designer Rosalie Apituley around the theme: “moving along with the weather”. We will create speculative situations that tap into this dynamic energy culture of the future.
About the workshop
In this workshop, we’ll explore how to imagine and draw possible future worlds. Through pen-line drawing, continuous-line drawing and isometric drawing, we’ll experiment with different techniques to bring future scenarios to life.
Many contemporary artists and designers use drawing as a tool to envision alternative futures, develop imaginary concepts and explore ideas that can later be translated into real-life, three-dimensional designs.
Rosalie will also take you on a tour of her exhibition ‘What We See Is What We Get’, now on display at Nieuwe Vide, sharing her ideas, inspiration and vision about the future of energy use along the way.
What to bring:
please bring a picture of your favourite thing that uses energy. You can also bring your favourite drawing pens. We will be drawing with black fineliners, but there is also a whole Teken or leave it collection of materials present.
After the workshop, Rosalie will collect the drawings and they will be shown at the finnisage of the exhibition on November 28th! The drawings can be picked up after the 29th of November.
About the
The world of energy is largely invisible. Artist and designer Rosalie Apituley (1998) questions why this is the case and explores how it could be different For example, last summer, Rosalie invited the people of the Netherlands to go ice skating on summer ice. At this temporary, ice skating was only possible when there was an abundance of solar energy. The rink was cooled using electricity generated by solar panels on the roof of Amsterdam’s Olympic Stadium. In this way, she made visible the fact that, at certain moments, we actually generate more solar power than we can use.
How do these solar power surpluses work? What might a society look like that celebrates this abundance together? What does this mean for moments of scarcity?
In the post-fossil era, the sun and wind will be our most important renewable sources of energy. This means that at some moments we will have an abundance of electricity, while at others there will be very little. How can we learn to listen more closely to the rhythms of nature? This exhibition, What We See Is What We Get, at Nieuwe Vide, invites you to imagine this dynamic future. During Teken Or Leave It we will dive into this future with Rosalie.
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Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
EUR 0.00 to EUR 11.20
