Jemma Woolmore

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Udo Siegfriedt

Jemma Woolmore is a New Zealand artist based in Berlin. Her art practice explores the spatial and emotional possibilities of light, sound and image in immersive and performative environments.  She crafts abstract worlds that fluctuate ambiguously in scale between the micro and macro, responding intuitively with sound and environment and blurring the boundaries between real and virtual.  Her practice explores the possibilities for story telling and world building using audio-visual performance and immersive installation. 

Her artwork is shown internationally,  with recent presentations at Gropius Bau Berlin (DE), Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal (CA), Mass MOCA (USA), MIRA festival (ES), Mapping festival (CH), Sonos Studio (USA), Node festival (DE).

 

Sessions

Tipping Points: Thinking practically about sustainable futures in art

Lauren Moffatt, Jemma Woolmore, Theresa Schubert, Darsha Hewitt

These four artists work with ecology and technology in diverse ways. During a collaboratively moderated discussion they will discuss their respective strategies for reducing their carbon footprint in the face of the climate crisis - for instance choice of materials and means of travel - whilst walking the line of making a living from their work.
Sustainable Paradise
Futures & Utopia
Arts & Culture
Trödelhalle
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Panel discussion
English
Conference

These Relations Are Forever

Jemma Woolmore

A thread of Endocrine-disrupting chemicals weave a speculative story of ritual and healing, where scientific and policy outcomes are intertwined with artistic processes. Artist Jemma Woolmore presents her latest project 'These Relations Are Forever'; a collaboration with scientists from the EU Joint Research Centre.
Sustainable Paradise
Futures & Utopia
Arts & Culture
Stage 4
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Lecture
English
Conference

Collective Encounters with the River: Part 1

Jemma Woolmore, Nayeli Vega

Artists Nayeli Vega and Jemma Woolmore invite you to an intimate, sensory encounter with the Spree. We will examine our relationships with water, particularly the bodies of water nearest to us in a city like Berlin. The workshop will incorporate inner reflection, conversation and response through writing and/or image creation.
Sustainable Paradise
Berlin
Arts & Culture
Workshop Flutgraben
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Workshop
English
Hands On

Collective Encounters with the River: Part 2

Jemma Woolmore, Nayeli Vega

Join Nayeli Vega and Jemma Woolmore in a collaborative making session to create narratives about water relationships. Explore the artists digital world building tools and methods as they guide you through the strategies they developed for their project Poetically Based Rendering, with introduction to open source or free tools for beginners.
Sustainable Paradise
XR
Arts & Culture
Workshop Flutgraben
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Workshop
English
Hands On