0.5 is an audiovisual installation that presents the contrasting roles of technological and collective intelligence in preserving the Venetian lagoon. The project brings together the analytical world of various academic centres for climatological research in Venice and the intergenerational knowledge of the fishing community in the north of the territory, critically examining the lagoon’s inherently fragile and oscillating ecosystem. Conceived as a dialogue between these two seemingly oppositional practices, 0.5 is structured around four key themes, each weaving together data visualisation and narrative storytelling to underscore the critical relationship between the natural and artificial forms of intelligence unfolding across the lagoon.
Participants
CATERINA MIRALLES, Barcelona, Spain, 1995. Lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.
Technical Collaborators
Mireia Molina Costa (Sound Art); Carlo Salsilli (Director of Photography); Alessandro Massaroni (Camera Assistant); David Spranger (Film Editor); Jack Isles (Data Visualisation); Zac Ioannidis (Data Visualisation); Francesco Pagano (Colorist); Institute of Marine Sciences (ISMAR-CNR) (Data); Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA) (Data); European Space Agency (ESA) (Data)
WORK CONCEIVED AND PRODUCED THANKS TO THE PROGRAMME BIENNALE COLLEGE ARCHITETTURA 2024–25, LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA
