BLUE LINKS CREATHON
Creating currents and bridges between Marseille and Rotterdam
Hosted by Institut Francais des Pays-BasThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Institut français des Pays-Bas
The Blue Links creathon explores and rethinks the connections between Marseille and Rotterdam, two prime European ports, and their unique and complementary relationship with water.
During a 2×3 day hybrid work session, 16 students and young professionals from France and the Netherlands explored the creative currents and bridges between the Mediterranean and North Sea regions. Supervised by two experts, the creathonians worked in sma
Participants of this exhibition
Christiaan Seemann
Christiaan Seemann
Adrien Ravon
Adrien Ravon
Lex Kuil
Lex Kuil
S. Bruni, S. Roumejon, E. Stornebrink, S. Tideman
S. Bruni, S. Roumejon, E. Stornebrink, S. Tideman
M. Du, H. Nabi, A. Rosman, A. Vermeulen
M. Du, H. Nabi, A. Rosman, A. Vermeulen
Legacy participant 40762
Legacy participant 40763
Legacy participant 40764
Legacy participant 40765
URBANIZING ALGAE
Legacy programme item 5301
BOTTUM-UP CITY
FLOATING ROOTS
Legacy programme item 5338
Legacy programme item 5341
Legacy programme item 5397
About Institut Francais des Pays-Bas
The Institut français des Pays-Bas is in charge of developing and stimulating the cultural, academic and scientific cooperation between France and the Netherlands.
The IFPB initiated the cross-créathons, which aim at strengthening the cultural and scientific links between a Dutch and a French city on an institutional level. This edition connected the MUCEM and the Maritime Museum of Rotterdam, as well as Aix-Marseille university, Erasmus University Rotterdam and TU Delft.
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