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Selected photographs and artworks installation views
Biosphere Underwater Farming #3 Italy, 2021
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Brief Caption: An iridescent biosphere anchored on the bottom of the Ligurian Sea contains within it a small tobacco plant. The goal of this project is to achieve complete sustainability in the life cycle of growing plants by reusing what the sea naturally donates. Each plastic structure, called a biosphere, resembles a large balloon and holds about 2,000 liters of air. The biospheres are anchored up to 10m deep.
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Brief Caption: An iridescent biosphere anchored on the bottom of the Ligurian Sea contains within it a small tobacco plant. The goal of this project is to achieve complete sustainability in the life cycle of growing plants by reusing what the sea naturally donates. Each plastic structure, called a biosphere, resembles a large balloon and holds about 2,000 liters of air. The biospheres are anchored up to 10m deep.
Nature Power Mussels Biodiversity #1 Galicia Spain, 2022
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Brief Caption: With higher protein content than many meats and vegetable crops and high levels of omega-3 fatty acids and essential micronutrients, such as iron, zinc and magnesium, shellfish have the potential to ameliorate many global food problems. This combination is particularly relevant to childhood malnutrition. Bivalves
can either be harvested in the wild or raised in the open sea and coastal areas, having minimal environmental impact compared to animal protein.
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Brief Caption: With higher protein content than many meats and vegetable crops and high levels of omega-3 fatty acids and essential micronutrients, such as iron, zinc and magnesium, shellfish have the potential to ameliorate many global food problems. This combination is particularly relevant to childhood malnutrition. Bivalves
can either be harvested in the wild or raised in the open sea and coastal areas, having minimal environmental impact compared to animal protein.
Geothermal Landscape #1 Iceland, 2022
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Brief Caption: The geothermal landscape of Hellisheiði in Iceland, where the raw energy of the Earth paints a mystical picture.
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Brief Caption: The geothermal landscape of Hellisheiði in Iceland, where the raw energy of the Earth paints a mystical picture.
Carbon Capture Machine #2 Iceland, 2022
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Brief Caption: The injection site in Iceland where the natural and permanent storage solution takes place, turning CO2 into stone underground in less than two years. Here, these natural processes are imitated and accelerated, where carbon dioxide is dissolved in water and interacts with reactive rock formations, such as basalts, to form stable minerals that provide a permanent and safe carbon reservoir.
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Brief Caption: The injection site in Iceland where the natural and permanent storage solution takes place, turning CO2 into stone underground in less than two years. Here, these natural processes are imitated and accelerated, where carbon dioxide is dissolved in water and interacts with reactive rock formations, such as basalts, to form stable minerals that provide a permanent and safe carbon reservoir.
Lardarello Geothermal Landscape #3 Italy, 2022
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Brief Caption: The inside of one of the cooling towers. In 1911, Larderello became home to the world's first geothermal power plant. By 1916, the plant was able to supply energy to the Lardarello area and also to the city of Volterra. Tuscany is the place par excellence that, in addition to guarding "geothermal knowledge” has ideal characteristics for creating sustainable development through the production of electricity from renewable sources and the use of geothermal heat. Tuscan geothermal energy combines past, present and future in a story of innovation and sustainability that tells how an industrial activity can integrate with the territory, favouring not only its energy and economic development, but also tourism and culture in a model of "green economy" that combines productive growth and care for the environment.
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Brief Caption: The inside of one of the cooling towers. In 1911, Larderello became home to the world's first geothermal power plant. By 1916, the plant was able to supply energy to the Lardarello area and also to the city of Volterra. Tuscany is the place par excellence that, in addition to guarding "geothermal knowledge” has ideal characteristics for creating sustainable development through the production of electricity from renewable sources and the use of geothermal heat. Tuscan geothermal energy combines past, present and future in a story of innovation and sustainability that tells how an industrial activity can integrate with the territory, favouring not only its energy and economic development, but also tourism and culture in a model of "green economy" that combines productive growth and care for the environment.
Biosphere Underwater Farming #7 Italy, 2021
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Brief Caption: A Biosphere containing basil, anchored at the bottom of the Ligurian Sea. When sunlight warms the moist air inside each dome, fresh water naturally condenses on the walls and can be collected to water the plants.
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Brief Caption: A Biosphere containing basil, anchored at the bottom of the Ligurian Sea. When sunlight warms the moist air inside each dome, fresh water naturally condenses on the walls and can be collected to water the plants.
Coal Mine Future Ferropolis #1 Germany, 2022
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Brief Caption: This is Medusa illuminated by the lights of the Melt Festival. A giant spreader with a 360 degree rotating crane and a long unloading boom. It was built in 1959 and weighs 1,200 tons. Today it has a platform at the top, accessible by an elevator, and a staircase from which you can enjoy the view of the venue. Ferropolis is an example of the reclamation of a former cast coal mine. Five giant heavy excavators, each with its own story, sit on a peninsula in the Gremminer reservoir that covers the abandoned grounds of an open pit mine. Ferropolis is a museum, an industrial monument, a
steel sculpture, an event venue and a theme park at
the same time.
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Brief Caption: This is Medusa illuminated by the lights of the Melt Festival. A giant spreader with a 360 degree rotating crane and a long unloading boom. It was built in 1959 and weighs 1,200 tons. Today it has a platform at the top, accessible by an elevator, and a staircase from which you can enjoy the view of the venue. Ferropolis is an example of the reclamation of a former cast coal mine. Five giant heavy excavators, each with its own story, sit on a peninsula in the Gremminer reservoir that covers the abandoned grounds of an open pit mine. Ferropolis is a museum, an industrial monument, a
steel sculpture, an event venue and a theme park at
the same time.
Circular Datacenter - Former Mine #3 Norway, 2022
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Brief Caption: Construction site inside a former olivine mine in the Norwegian fjords. The Datacenter is installed within a former olivine mine and is still under constant development. The former mine is an optimal location for a Datacenter, its geographic location, low energy prices, large local production of excess power, a unique cooling solution, low construction costs, renewable energy, ample scalability, and widespread high technical knowledge. The former mine today consists of six levels divided into 75 rooms, with a potential white space area of 120,000 m2.
The entry point leads to a 1300-meter-long access road 14 meters wide and 8.5 meters high.
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Brief Caption: Construction site inside a former olivine mine in the Norwegian fjords. The Datacenter is installed within a former olivine mine and is still under constant development. The former mine is an optimal location for a Datacenter, its geographic location, low energy prices, large local production of excess power, a unique cooling solution, low construction costs, renewable energy, ample scalability, and widespread high technical knowledge. The former mine today consists of six levels divided into 75 rooms, with a potential white space area of 120,000 m2.
The entry point leads to a 1300-meter-long access road 14 meters wide and 8.5 meters high.
Turda Salt Mine Amusment Park #3 Romania, 2022
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Brief Caption: View from the bottom of the lighting inside Theresa Mine, where salt was once mined. It is now a light art installation. The Salt Mine in its history was one of the most important mines in Transylvania and the main source of salt supply in the area. From 2008 to 2010 the mine underwent an extensive modernisation and improvement process. Today the Turda Salt Mine is open to tourists, who can enjoy the mine and experience various attractions, such as a Ferris wheel, a mini golf course, ping pong tables, billiard tables, and rowing boats.
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Brief Caption: View from the bottom of the lighting inside Theresa Mine, where salt was once mined. It is now a light art installation. The Salt Mine in its history was one of the most important mines in Transylvania and the main source of salt supply in the area. From 2008 to 2010 the mine underwent an extensive modernisation and improvement process. Today the Turda Salt Mine is open to tourists, who can enjoy the mine and experience various attractions, such as a Ferris wheel, a mini golf course, ping pong tables, billiard tables, and rowing boats.
Circular Datacenter - Former Mine #5 Norway, 2022
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Brief Caption: The old tunnel that connected all the shafts of the mine levels is now cemented and used as an internal road for moving vehicles and people. This is a Datacenter installed within a former olivine mine. The former mine is an optimal location for a Datacenter, its geographic location, low energy prices, large local excess power generation, a unique cooling solution, low construction costs, renewable energy, ample scalability space, and widespread high technical knowledge. The former mine now consists of six levels divided into 75 rooms, with a potential white space area of 120,000 m2.
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Brief Caption: The old tunnel that connected all the shafts of the mine levels is now cemented and used as an internal road for moving vehicles and people. This is a Datacenter installed within a former olivine mine. The former mine is an optimal location for a Datacenter, its geographic location, low energy prices, large local excess power generation, a unique cooling solution, low construction costs, renewable energy, ample scalability space, and widespread high technical knowledge. The former mine now consists of six levels divided into 75 rooms, with a potential white space area of 120,000 m2.
Turda Salt Mine Amusement #7 Romania, 2022
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Brief Caption: View from the bottom of the lighting inside Theresa Mine, where salt was once mined. It is now a light art installation. The Salt Mine in its history was one of the most important mines in Transylvania and the main source of salt supply in the area. From 2008 to 2010 the mine underwent an extensive modernisation and improvement process. Today the Turda Salt Mine is open to tourists, who can enjoy the mine and experience various attractions, such as a Ferris wheel, a mini golf course, ping pong tables, billiard tables, and rowing boats.
Long Side 225 cm / Short Side 150 cm
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Brief Caption: View from the bottom of the lighting inside Theresa Mine, where salt was once mined. It is now a light art installation. The Salt Mine in its history was one of the most important mines in Transylvania and the main source of salt supply in the area. From 2008 to 2010 the mine underwent an extensive modernisation and improvement process. Today the Turda Salt Mine is open to tourists, who can enjoy the mine and experience various attractions, such as a Ferris wheel, a mini golf course, ping pong tables, billiard tables, and rowing boats.
2050 Nuclear Ride Germany 2015
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Brief Caption: The Kalkar nuclear reactor was completed shortly before the 1986 explosion at Chernobyl in Ukraine, and was never used. It is now an amusement park with a merry-go-round inside what would have been the cooling tower. The fear of nuclear energy stimulated Germany’s energy transition.
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Brief Caption: The Kalkar nuclear reactor was completed shortly before the 1986 explosion at Chernobyl in Ukraine, and was never used. It is now an amusement park with a merry-go-round inside what would have been the cooling tower. The fear of nuclear energy stimulated Germany’s energy transition.
Coal Mine Future Ferropolis #5 Germany 2022
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Brief Caption: People dance inside one of the Ferropolis stages with the giant Gemini excavator in the back. This excavator is the heaviest and most powerful of the five. Ferropolis is an example of the reclamation of a former opencast coal mine. This former grey world is now enlivened by the culture and events that are organised in its former production avenues. Five giant heavy excavators, each with its own story, sit on a peninsula in the Gremminer Reservoir that covers the abandoned grounds of an open pit mine. Ferropolis is a museum, an industrial monument, a steel sculpture, an event location and a theme park at the same time.
Long Side 225 cm / Short Side 150 cm
Part of a limited edition set
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Brief Caption: People dance inside one of the Ferropolis stages with the giant Gemini excavator in the back. This excavator is the heaviest and most powerful of the five. Ferropolis is an example of the reclamation of a former opencast coal mine. This former grey world is now enlivened by the culture and events that are organised in its former production avenues. Five giant heavy excavators, each with its own story, sit on a peninsula in the Gremminer Reservoir that covers the abandoned grounds of an open pit mine. Ferropolis is a museum, an industrial monument, a steel sculpture, an event location and a theme park at the same time.
Circular Fashion Recycle #3 Germany 2022
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Brief Caption: Wall of jeans about to be recycled.
This German company specialises in “sorting."
This plant in Germany, has been recycling used textiles
since 1999. Over 100,000 tons of used clothing is
processed here each year within its Wolfen-Bitterfeld
facilities.
The percentage distribution of collected goods is as
follows: 40% Wearable Textiles, 35%
Recyclable Textiles, 10% Shoes, 10% Accessories/
Household, 5% Other.
The collected goods are divided into 400 categories.
Within wearable textiles, the percentage distribution is as follows: 50% Women's Clothing, 40% Men's
Clothing, 10% Children's.
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Brief Caption: Wall of jeans about to be recycled.
This German company specialises in “sorting."
This plant in Germany, has been recycling used textiles
since 1999. Over 100,000 tons of used clothing is
processed here each year within its Wolfen-Bitterfeld
facilities.
The percentage distribution of collected goods is as
follows: 40% Wearable Textiles, 35%
Recyclable Textiles, 10% Shoes, 10% Accessories/
Household, 5% Other.
The collected goods are divided into 400 categories.
Within wearable textiles, the percentage distribution is as follows: 50% Women's Clothing, 40% Men's
Clothing, 10% Children's.
NATURE POWER PHOTOSYNTHESIS MICROSCOPE #1 Italy, 2023
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Brief Caption: Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight, water and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen. It is critical to sustaining life on Earth, providing energy, oxygen and information about ecosystem dynamics. The study of photosynthesis helps us understand the interconnectedness of nature, improve agriculture and develop sustainable technologies. It emphasises the importance of preserving plants and ecosystems for a balanced and prosperous planet.
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Brief Caption: Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight, water and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen. It is critical to sustaining life on Earth, providing energy, oxygen and information about ecosystem dynamics. The study of photosynthesis helps us understand the interconnectedness of nature, improve agriculture and develop sustainable technologies. It emphasises the importance of preserving plants and ecosystems for a balanced and prosperous planet.
Geothermal Landscape #3 Iceland, 2022
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Brief Caption: Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa located in southwest Iceland. The spa is located in a lava field near Grindavík and opposite Mount Þorbjörn on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in a favourable location for geothermal energy, and is fed by water used in the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. Shortly after the Svartsengi power plant opened in 1976, runoff water had created pools. In 1981, a psoriasis patient bathed there and noticed that the water relieved his symptoms, and the lagoon later became popular. In 1987 bathing facilities were opened, and in 1992 the Blue Lagoon company was founded. A view of one of the formations outside the perimeter now included in the Blue Lagoon can be seen here.
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Brief Caption: Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa located in southwest Iceland. The spa is located in a lava field near Grindavík and opposite Mount Þorbjörn on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in a favourable location for geothermal energy, and is fed by water used in the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. Shortly after the Svartsengi power plant opened in 1976, runoff water had created pools. In 1981, a psoriasis patient bathed there and noticed that the water relieved his symptoms, and the lagoon later became popular. In 1987 bathing facilities were opened, and in 1992 the Blue Lagoon company was founded. A view of one of the formations outside the perimeter now included in the Blue Lagoon can be seen here.
Geothermal Landscape #2 Iceland, 2022
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Brief Caption: Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa located in southwest Iceland. The spa is located in a lava field near Grindavík and opposite Mount Þorbjörn on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in a favourable location for geothermal energy, and is fed by water used in the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. Shortly after the Svartsengi power plant opened in 1976, runoff water had created pools. In 1981, a psoriasis patient bathed there and noticed that the water relieved his symptoms, and the lagoon later became popular. In 1987 bathing facilities were opened, and in 1992 the Blue Lagoon company was founded. A view of one of the formations outside the perimeter now included in the Blue Lagoon can be seen here.
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Brief Caption: Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa located in southwest Iceland. The spa is located in a lava field near Grindavík and opposite Mount Þorbjörn on the Reykjanes Peninsula, in a favourable location for geothermal energy, and is fed by water used in the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. Shortly after the Svartsengi power plant opened in 1976, runoff water had created pools. In 1981, a psoriasis patient bathed there and noticed that the water relieved his symptoms, and the lagoon later became popular. In 1987 bathing facilities were opened, and in 1992 the Blue Lagoon company was founded. A view of one of the formations outside the perimeter now included in the Blue Lagoon can be seen here.
Artissima Fair
Photo Credit: Antonio la Grotta / Artissima
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