Following the successful participation at the Klima Biennale Wien and the production of a series of artworks enabling the communication of research and scientific knowledge to a boarder audience, CircEUlar will be featured in an exhibition on Carbon Neutrality at local level.
This is an opportunity to hear about CircEUlar latest research and contribute to shaping the next phases of work.
On September 27, the Mid-term Events of CIRCOMOD and CircEUlar projects and the European Environmental Agency (EEA) Workshop will take place in Brussels.
Under the title Sensing Resonance, Nora Mayr curates encounters between the artists Imayna Caceres, Barbara Kapusta, Julian Palacz, and Borjana Ventzislavova with selected research initiatives of the CircEUlar project as part of the Vienna Climate Summit.
This event will be particularly important for CircEUlar as it provides a valuable opportunity to compare research outcomes and gain a nuanced understanding of how the circular economy can contribute to achieving climate objectives.
The first Vienna Climate Biennale started its 100 day long festival program: CircEUlar is providing content on the potential of circular economy strategies to combat climate change.