LORENA REGE TURO & NINA FLOOR POST
A visit to Emma
There’s no doubt that climate change will impact how we live, work, and eat. But what will that scenario look like?
In 50 years, sea levels will have raised approximately one extra metre. In some parts of the Netherlands, living in high rises, as Emma does, is the only way to keep afloat.
Walk in this apartment-shape exhibition between AR advertisements, news broadcasts, pollination kit, and discover who Emma is – what she eats, what technology she uses, and what she writes about.
She is the representation of anyone’s possible future. Can you imagine yours?
Climate change is disrupting contemporary living patterns. It affects repetitions, automatisms, certainties, and doubts.
Imagining living in a future where we drastically have to adjust our living to a new reality is difficult but necessary.
“A visit to Emma” shows visitors future patterns, breaking away from the ones we are used to. Artefacts and future narratives will guide you to have a peak in the 2070s.
