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"Borrachero Dreams" by Felipe Castelblanco. In the framework of the SNSF research project Plants_Intelligence, IAGN HGK Basel FHNW

Plant Intelligence and Vegetal Re-enlightenments

Th 12 Mar 2026 18:30 – 21:00, In the Making #16 - West, Lange Voorhout 102, The Hague

The third session of In the Making will feature the work of multidisciplinary artist, researcher and filmmaker Felipe Castelblanco, who is currently Postdoctroal artistic resarcher at the Institute Art Gender Nature at the HGK Basel FHNW, in the context of the project Plant Intelligence.

The Amazon rainforest is a space where plants and humans co-create and communicate in unlikely ways. Together, they produce territories, heal, and form alliances that render the forest as a pluriversal space of vegetal resistance, mutualism and intelligibility. In this context, artist and researcher Felipe Castelblanco explores vegetal ontologies via nocturnal plant fluorescence, expanded cinema and participatory research to investigate unseen vegetal capacities that sustain biocultural relations and re-energize human–plant co-existence.

The session will start with a presentation by Felipe Castelblanco and a screening of his work, and will continue with a panel dialogue with a group of young artist researchers elaborating on questions that concern the articulation of intelligence, sensoriality and the more than human in an exploration of the vegetal domain.

Programme

18.30 Starting off with free soup and encounters

19.00 Start public session (lectures + panel discussion)

21.00 After talk and free access to the current exhibitions

22.00 Closing

Location

The programme will take place in at West Den Haag, in the former American embassy in The Hague (Lange Voorhout 102, 2514 EJ, Den Haag—walking distance The Hague Central), on Thursday nights from 18.30 — 21.00.

Installation “Tunda" by Felipe Castelblanco. In the framework of the SNSF research project Plants_Intelligence, IAGN HGK Basel FHNW. Co-commissioned by the Haus für Medienkunst Oldenburg and supported by Stiftung Niedersachsen.
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