Testing İstanbul’s Waters: Thirst Talk #3 – with Eva Pfannes (OOZE)

In Search of the Pluriverse

In Thirst Talk #3, Erik has a conversation with Eva Pfannes, one of the founders of OOZE. A talk about ‘oozing’ as a slow process without boundaries. The conversation starts in a Rotterdam neighbourhood and ends in a temporary natural swimming pond in London. Dip in!

Cited references

• Ooze (Eva Pfannes and Silvain Hartenberg)
  www.ooze.eu.com/
• IABR “Down to Earth / Whose Energy is it, anyway?”: Local Energy Action Plan (LEAP)
  www.iabr.nl/en/projectatelier/leap2
  www.ooze.eu.com/en/urban_strategy local_energy_action_plan_rotterdam/
• Harvesting energy from rivers: aquathermy
  www.cedelft.eu/en/publications/2…essment-framework
• Venice Architecture Biennale, “How Will We Live Together.
  www.labiennale.org/en/architecture…t-hashim-sarkis
• Future Island, Ooze’s contribution with Marjetica Potrč for the exhibition “As One Planet” (Central pavilion, Giardini)
  www.ooze.eu.com/en/urban_prototype/future_island/
• Humans have only been around (half) a second in Earth’s life.
  earthhow.com/earth-timeline-geo…al-history-events/
  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale
• Of Soil and Water: King’s Cross Pond Club, London
  www.ooze.eu.com/en/urban_prototyp…_cross_pond_club/
• MIF - ministry of fence, The Bartlett Diploma, 1996, Eva Pfannes
• The Biosphere dome experiment: “a colossal failure” (1991)
  www.nytimes.com/2019/03/29/sunday…imate-change.html

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