About the project · Creative Europe · GAP-101131509
A ten-year digital archive of cultural and ecological practice, built by 12 partners across 11 countries and co-funded by the European Union.
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The mission
CO-VISION connects local communities, artists and scientists to map the natural heritage of their territories.
Across three years, eight artistic partners and four technical partners co-create digital artworks, run local debates in two rounds per territory, and publish open research, all preserved in a single archive readable for a decade. The result is a shared cultural record that lives beyond any single festival or event.
Programme
Creative Europe
Grant
GAP-101131509
Duration
2024 → 2033
Partners
12 across 11 countries
Coordination
Videocittà, Rome
Partners
Festivals, universities & cultural institutions.
Countries
Across Europe.
Local debates
Community mapping in two rounds.
Artists & curators
Involved across the archive.
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Eleven countries
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Belgium
Partner territory
Croatia
Partner territory
Czech Republic
Partner territory
Finland
Partner territory
France
Partner territory
Greece
Partner territory
Italy
Partner territory
Norway
Partner territory
Portugal
Partner territory
Romania
Partner territory
Spain
Partner territory
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Topics
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Artistic partners
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What
Pinus Pinea
Who
Where
Italy
Rome
What
Jellyfish
Who
Where
Greece
Medusa Valley
What
Alluvial forest
Who
Where
Czech Republic
Moravian Amazonia
What
Diatoms
Who
Where
Spain
Delta del Ebro
What
Campaign for protection of the underwater world
Who
Where
Croatia
Protection of marine biodiversity
What
Fossils & Rivers
Who
Where
Belgium
Meuse & Sambre, Namur
What
Coastal erosion
Who
Where
France
Baie de Somme
What
Biodiversity
Who
Where
Romania
Someș River
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Co-funded by the European Union
Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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The consortium
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