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Our Excursion to Vienna: Exploring the Klima Biennale and More | |||
As students, we embarked on an inspiring excursion to Vienna. Our journey was centered around the Klima Biennale, an event that uses the vision and power of art to drive a shift towards a livable future for our planet. | |||
At the Klima Biennale, we explored various exhibits that delved into the complex and urgent themes of global change, the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impacts on the human-nature relationship. These displays made these issues tangible and experiential, highlighting the often underutilized potential of art in this context. This experience underscored the importance of finding new ways to share knowledge and engage in collective discussions. | |||
Beyond the Biennale, we visited a range of other museums and exhibitions throughout Vienna, such as M.A.K, Belvedere 21, each offering unique perspectives on art, design, and sustainability. These experiences have significantly enriched our understanding and inspired our ongoing projects. | |||
We invite you to browse through our collection of photos and reflections from the trip. Discover the highlights of our Viennese adventure! | |||
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Revision as of 15:48, 9 June 2024
Our Excursion to Vienna: Exploring the Klima Biennale and More
As students, we embarked on an inspiring excursion to Vienna. Our journey was centered around the Klima Biennale, an event that uses the vision and power of art to drive a shift towards a livable future for our planet.
At the Klima Biennale, we explored various exhibits that delved into the complex and urgent themes of global change, the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impacts on the human-nature relationship. These displays made these issues tangible and experiential, highlighting the often underutilized potential of art in this context. This experience underscored the importance of finding new ways to share knowledge and engage in collective discussions.
Beyond the Biennale, we visited a range of other museums and exhibitions throughout Vienna, such as M.A.K, Belvedere 21, each offering unique perspectives on art, design, and sustainability. These experiences have significantly enriched our understanding and inspired our ongoing projects.
We invite you to browse through our collection of photos and reflections from the trip. Discover the highlights of our Viennese adventure!
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