About the workshop ‘Lux(ury) of Air’
In her workshop ‘Lux(ury) of Air‘, Annemarie invites participants to look at the sky as both a beautiful and critical space, where one of humanity’s most pressing challenges is taking place: air pollution. Invisible particles in the air affect health and the climate, prompting the question: is air a necessity or a luxury?
Participants will use a light meter to collect data about the sky’s condition (cloudy or sunny) in Lux. This data will be visualized through cyanotype printing—a hands-on process where sunlight transforms materials into deep blues. The sunnier the day, the deeper the blue. These cyanotype prints, along with the data, will be transferred onto scarves, creating wearable “snapshots” of the sky.
The workshop encourages reflection and speculation. Is the scarf a shield against the cold or the sun? Who do you give it to? Is it an offer of hope or despair through imagination -what future do you see?
Join the ‘Lux(ury) of Air’ Workshop
Spaces for the Lux(ury) of Air workshop are still available. This is a unique opportunity to engage in hands-on, interdisciplinary learning while reflecting on one of today’s most urgent environmental issues. Join us in making the invisible visible and exploring the intersection of data, art, and ecological awareness.
To apply or learn more, visit the CASE symposium page
. Application closes Thursday January 23.
