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Acqua Lambro talks during Milan Design Week: exploring the synergies between artistic action and research
From 7th to 11th April 2025 during Milan Design Week 2025, the artistic project Acqua Lambro, conceived by the British-Irish duo gethan&myles, was presented to the public in Milan at Politecnico di Milano.
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Acqua Lambro: the “impossible idea” presented at Politecnico di Milano during Design Week
During Milan Design Week 2025, was officially presented the artistic project Acqua Lambro to the city of Milan. The artwork conceived by the British-Irish duo gethan&myles and piloted by PALIMPSEST was revealed to the public in the open spaces of the Leonardo Campus at Politecnico di Milano.
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Edificio 11B Via Ampère - Campus Leonardo - Politecnico di Milano
ACQUA LAMBRO is an artistic work built around an “impossible idea”: transforming the Lambro River’s water, one of Europe’s most polluted rivers, into a prestigious mineral water. It merges speculative design and environmental activism into a situational and utopian work of art.
Read moreACQUA LAMBRO presented during Milan Design Week 2025
Edificio 11B Via Ampère - Campus Leonardo - Politecnico di Milano
ACQUA LAMBRO is an artistic work built around an "impossible idea": transforming the Lambro River's water, one of Europe's most polluted rivers, into a prestigious mineral water.
Read moreThree Rivers’ Tales: Encounters at the Art-Research Interface
On Friday, the 21st of March, Francesca Berni will chair a seminar curated and organised with Irene Bianchi, Three Rivers' Tales: Encounters at the Art-Research Interface. The seminar explores water as a connection, transformation, and artistic inquiry medium.
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Diving into the prototyping activities of PALIMPSEST pilots
These past weeks, CALL has been working with artists gethan&miles on the development of their project that aimes to integrate the transformative power of creative action around the river Lambro. This artist residency is lead as part of PALIMPSEST – Creative Drivers for Sustainable Living Heritage Research Project.
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