Hanna Rullmann

𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗣𝘂𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗶𝗼 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗴𝗲𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵𝗶𝗲𝘀 @designacademyeindhoven . Through visual essays, students investigate corridors across scales, from within bodies to planetary systems. Using images as research tools, they trace flows and frictions in in-between spaces, exploring how movement and circulation are organised through infrastructure, media, and lived experience, while opening questions about the potential of corridors for other ways of relating, inhabiting, and imagining otherwise. . 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵𝗶𝗰 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺 @bjhjihoon @guilain_delanoue @le0lh @yarden_we 

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SURVEYING SPECIES: WASTE AND PROTECTION in A PARLIAMENT OF OWLS (...) HANNA RULLMANN Within A PARLIAMENT OF OWLS (…) Hanna Rullmann presents an expansion of the research she did for her film HABIT 2190, a collaboration with Faiza Ahmad Khan. The film surveys the construction of a nature reserve at the site of the so-called ‘jungle,’ a refugee camp in Calais, France, after it was evacuated and destroyed at the end of 2016. The film exposes the duality as the same language is used to treat ‘the migrant problem’ and to address the restoration of a natural environment. In this extended look at the topic, Rullmann displays a collection of material on the species found by botanists in the area. Some of the species sprouted from food waste in the camp, while others became endangered by the presence of the camp, like the fen orchid. Even though human activity is particularly important in all of these species’ life cycles, they are assessed through entirely different systems of value, language and protection. Visit A PARLIAMENT OF OWLS (...) at RADIUS (Tu-Sun, 11-17) ⌀⌀⌀⌀ Voor EEN PARLEMENT VAN UILEN (…) ging Hanna Rullmann verder met het onderzoek dat ze deed voor haar film HABITAT 2190 (2019), een samenwerking met Faiza Ahmad Khan. De film gaat over de aanleg van een natuurreservaat in Calais, Frankrijk, op de plek waar de zogenaamde ‘jungle’ gevestigd was. Dit was een vluchtelingenkamp dat eind 2016 werd ontruimd en vernietigd. In de film leggen Rullmann en Khan tegenstrijdigheden bloot in de taal die niet alleen wordt gebruikt om het ‘migrantenprobleem’ te behandelen, maar ook om het herstel van de natuurlijke omgeving te bespreken. In de tentoonstelling is naast de film ook een verzameling van de soorten die plantkundigen vonden op de plek. Een aantal van deze soorten ontsproten uit voedselafval, terwijl het voortbestaan van andere soorten, zoals de groenknolorchis, juist onder druk kwam te staan door het kamp. Hoewel menselijke activiteit voor de levenscycli van al deze soorten van groot belang is, worden ze ieder totaal anders behandeld, net zoals het geval is bij de migranten die er verbleven. Bezoek EEN PARLEMENT VAN UILEN bij RADIUS (di-zon, 11-17)

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🌴🌴🌴🌴 Our film and research project Something of the Sun is on @exnunc_ , a platform on ideas around the Mediterranean. “The work describes the historical movement of palm trees to the northern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, as a result of a well-oiled choreography rooted in orientalist fascination and colonial longing. It reflects on the making of images and imaginations of locality, through the case of 'stranger' plant species, which are made to belong via acclimatisation processes that allow for the convenient merging of exoticism and ownership.” @chiaracartuccia ex-nunc.org/somethingofthesun 💚 Something of the Sun is a project in collaboration with Riccardo Badano, sound design and field recordings by Nelson Beer @spouse and voice over by Sara Rodrigues @sararodriguesstudio Supported by @stimuleringsfonds This online version of the project was commissioned by Chiara Cartuccia as part of EXN Lagoon.

‘Something of the Sun’ is screening for the first time tonight @bjcem_aisbl @procida2022 The tending of the otherwise, curated by @simone.frangi and @castiglioni.ale ✨ A collaboration between @riccardo_badano and @hannarullmann supported by the @stimuleringsfonds Looking at sunlight as a maker of both image and climate, Something of the Sun investigates histories of acclimatisation and tropical images/imaginaries in the French/Italian Riviera, re-contextualised by climate emergency. / 💚 Many many thanks to those who supported and helped out with this project @simone.frangi , Nelson Beer @spouse , Tom Joyes @born_slippery , @sonia__levy , members of the @borderecologies network: @taraplath_ , Anya Edmond-Pettitt, @hanifique , @georgeridgway and @asliuluda – and those at the Hanbury Botanical Gardens, Villa Thuret and San Remo floricultural institutions. Slide 3: Photographic plates produced by Alwin Berger at the Giardini Botanici Hanbury in La Mortola, Italy, 1920, courtesy of Giardini Botanici Hanbury.

Zohriya acclimatisation garden & surprise hoopoe 🌴🪶

Expectations uncovered

thank you @born_slippery for the quarantine birthday party of my dreams💚💚