Site: Kishlet El Attarine Martina’s Polarized View artwork highlights plastic pollution by using locally collected plastic waste to create a visual composition. As a base, in the artwork, there’s a platform that rotates thanks to the Arduino, on which plastic waste is placed. At the bottom, we have a light source and at the top, […]
Snow Sheng Jie: Copper Hunters
Site: Kishlet El Attarine “The sustainable way of preserving old copper resonates with me. Usually, things are forgotten on a shelf, but copper is still used by generations,” says Snow. Snow Sheng Jie has developed a project on projection and reflection through a process of experimentation with surfaces and light sources. Throughout Interference and its […]
Shatha Khalifeh: Glory Morning
Site: Dar Ben Achour Over the last few weeks, Shatha khalifeh has been collecting natural materials such as flowers and roots in her homeland Jordan. She then experimented with how best to display these materials. The collection was put into small molds filled with epoxy resin. In some cases, fluorescent color was added to the […]
Dora Hichri: Receiving energy / Diffusing atoms
Site: Kishlet El Attarine The researcher and teacher in aesthetics and visual artwork was put together after a series of questions and experiments, starting from science and questioning if plants could feel, several wanderings between the greens of her hometown Sousse, a visit to her father’s laboratory to the final microscopic images. Experimenting with analog […]
Anne Fie Salverda: Blooming life spectrum
Site: Kishlet El Attarine As a visual artist, Anne Fie is constantly inspired by nature and its presence around her. In fact, her approach for this work relies mainly on the fact that around 50%-80% of the oxygen production through photosynthesis comes from the ocean. As the sun penetrates the top layer of the water, […]
