Paludicola Project Launches in Emilia-Romagna, Turning Wetlands into Artistic Laboratory
The Paludicola initiative has commenced in Emilia-Romagna, transforming the marshland landscapes of Ferrara and the Po Valley into sites for artistic exploration. Organized by Wunderkammer, the project involves residencies, workshops, and community engagement examining environmental complexities. It launched with 'Appaludare/Farsi Palude,' a three-day event from March 27-29, 2026, featuring performances by electronic musician Fennesz, workshops with Glauco Salvo and Andrea Bruera, and discussions on ecological responsibility. The program will continue through 2027 with additional residencies, culminating in a festival and publication. This artistic research addresses climate change, industrialization impacts, and relationships between communities and ecosystems.
Key facts
- Paludicola is an artistic research project focused on marshland environments in Emilia-Romagna
- The initiative launched with a three-day event from March 27-29, 2026 at Wunderkammer spaces
- Participants include artists Fennesz, Glauco Salvo, Katatonic Silentio, and researchers like Andrea Bruera
- The project involves residencies, workshops, and community engagement through 2027
- Outcomes will include a manifesto publication and festival scheduled for September 2027
Entities
Artists
- Fennesz
- Glauco Salvo
- Katatonic Silentio
- Andrea Bruera
- Sara Alberani
- Adelita Husni-Bey
- Motus
- Andreco
- Leonardo Delogu
- Rahel Kraft
- Sibylle Ciarloni
- Marginal Studio
- Penelope Volinia
- Zeno Franchini
Institutions
- Wunderkammer
- Liceo Artistico Dosso Dossi
- Max Planck Institute
- Krisis Publishing
Locations
- Emilia-Romagna
- Ferrara
- Po Valley
- Leipzig