Intentional uncertainties

In the ever-pressing face of ecological crisis, the imperative to challenge current production models has never been more urgent. The intersection of biomaterial production, circular supply chains, and ecological landscape management stands as a beacon of hope amidst environmental turbulence. During the presentation I will share my experiences, developed during the past four years, in researching and prototyping local sustainable ecosystems for biomaterials production: from the field to the artifacts, through their materials. Suggesting that open-source technologies can play an important role in facilitating local supply chains based on regenerative and highly biodiverse productive landscapes.

(c) illustration: Anastasija Mass, project Syntropia done in collaboration with Sophia Guggenberger 

The lecture takes place in the context of the project Agro-ecology at Smissenbroek and is open for everyone.

Eugenia Morpurgo was in residency at Timelab during the spring of 24. The lecture dives deeper into her research as a PhD student at the IUAV University of Architecture in Venice, Italy.

Lecture in English, Q&A English/Dutch

Location: Timelab - Kogelstraat 34, 9000 Gent