What does the Earth look like? When you close your eyes, you likely imagine a blue planet floating peacefully in space. Our perception of Earth has been continuously evolving. In the crystal-clear lenses of satellites, our planet reveals itself in unexpected colours and patterns, providing enormous amounts of data. Continuous advancement in satellite technologies and coordinated global Earth observation programmes empower us to monitor our planet more accurately than ever before and respond more effectively to its ongoing transformations.
genre: Interdisciplinary
Boyden Observatory Stargazing – Opening Evening
Join us at Boyden Observatory for a magical evening under the stars. Enjoy constellation viewing at our outdoor auditorium, explore the night sky through the historic Boyden 13-inch telescope, and discover fascinating stories in the Boyden Museum – an unforgettable celestial experience for all ages. Book your spot today!
Shuttle Service Information:
A dedicated shuttle is available to all valid ticketholders, departing from the OFM-Odeion Parking Lot at 17:00 and arriving at Boyden Observatory by 17:30. Following the event, the shuttle will leave the observatory at 19:30, returning passengers back to campus by 20:00
KIRA
In the not-so-distant future, the largest corporation on the planet controls Earth’s most precious resource: water. A brave duo, Eve and Max, are ready to risk everything to expose the truth and give humanity a chance to survive. As danger closes in, Kira steps in to help. But who, or what, is Kira? In a world where the boundaries between reality and technology are blurred, what’s real? And more importantly, what’s true?
FEED/FLESH/BUFFERING
FEED/FLESH/BUFFERING is an experimental, interdisciplinary performance installation that examines the emotional, psychological, and ecological consequences of living within a digitally entangled world. The work is structured around three core conceptual pillars: FEED represents the algorithmic stream of content and information; FLESH explores the condition of saturation; BUFFERING explores compromised attention faculties and fragmentation. It invites audiences into a curated environment built from e-waste, where movement, sound, and bodies interact within a digitally entangled reality.
