Program
Temporary landscape art installation
Location
Terschelling, Netherlands
Date
February - July 2016
Project type
Academic group project. 12 students of architecture, landscape, urbanism
Brief
For the Oerol festival 2016, our team of 12 students designed and built a high-concept installation to
increase public awareness on sea-level rise.
In March 2016,
Nature predicted that sea levels could rise as much as 6m by 2200.
Our visual, spatial and personal experience questioned what the consequences might be.
Provocative statements about climate change were placed on 57 steel masts, each 6m high, and visitors were asked
how much they agreed or disagreed. They answered by placing a 'waterline' between 2 statements, so the project grew into
a large-scale interactive infographic, casting a striking image against the empty sea.
Our installation was a great success, visited by 6000+ people in 10 days.
During the project I built this website
to document the process.
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