Alice Ladenburg

artistiek onderzoek - cross-over

Many of my projects playfully capture times and places to give structure to human experiences of the complex, and at times irrational, world we live in today. Over the past five years I have been developing new art-science research methods and modes of presentation in academia, working collaboratively and across disciplines to reflect upon the nature of individual observation, knowledge and creativity. Both research and production based, this work is influenced by scientific methodologies, but does not set out to explain results or prove a hypothesis, rather portray an individual understanding of any given subject, time or place. This investigative process considers visual, audio and written observations as 'data' to be 'analysed', 'processed' and finally presented in a variety of formats and environments.

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    • Trees of Rotterdam (2023) - A journey through the skies, streets and trees of Rotterdam, merging high-tech point-cloud scans with individual perspectives on what those trees mean to the city and its people. Supported by CBK Rotterdam and Wageningen University
    Sixteen Trees of Delft (2023) - Published by RADIUS, Center of Art and Ecology Edition of 350 / Riso printed by TOSAM. A guide to Delft for people who want to encounter the city in unexpected and exciting ways, using trees as the starting point for exploration.
    Watchet Postcards (2023) - Sentinel 2 satellite image, with geo co-ordinates, date and time.
    The Space Between (2023) - Research project and presentation for residency with Waag FutureLab “That which is above is from that which is below, and that which is below is from that which is above.” from the ancient Emerald Tablet of Hermes Trismegistus 323 BCE - 30 BCE
    Sixteen Trees of Delft (2023) - Video installation at the water tower with RADIUS, Center of Contemporary Art and Ecology, Delft with accompanying publication, funded by Stimuleringsfonds and published by RADIUS
    Fourteen Trees of Rotterdam (2021) - A Guide for City Exploration Published by Peter Foolen Editions and PrintRoom and support from CBKR
    Handstand Archive (2009 – present) - An ongoing series of handstands around the world.
    Forestry Research Stories (2017) - A research project with the Forestry Research Institute Ghana and Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University.