Rammed earth construction techniques shape the core of the project. Through experimentation with different earth compositions and densities, borrowed land aims to reveal the beauty of the material in response to natural forces such as rain, wind and sun.It embraces the notion of decay and circularity and creates spatial and sensous scenarios to interact with such topics in a deep and meaningful way.
‘Borrowed land’ is an installation that co-exists with its existing environment; a subtle dialogue between constructed elements, the landscape and natural forces. The installation is dynamic and evolves over time in response to the natural elements and human interaction.
Client Færderbiennalen
Status Open call winner, delivered July 2024
Typology Art installation
Collaboration: ACT! with Armelle Breuil and Rikke Winther, Ask Holmen
Project team: Armelle Breuil, Rikke Winther, Ask Holmen, Babsi Beetz, Elisa Berker
Volunteer team: Maxwell Rodencal, Jona Weissgerber, Sophie Dorn, Alvar Elias Ekhougen Larsen, Malka Gadefait, Aleksandra Volfova, Viktoria Wiese-Hogrefe, Ilse Hviding, Stina Molander Skavlan.
Environmental approach Material, rammed earth, test
Pictures: Bruno Giliberto, Sophie Koenig, Armelle Breuil
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