CHRISTINA SERIFI & SARAH BOVOLETT from MOULD, in conversation with KLASSE KLIMA. Watch the lecture live on tuesday, 03.12.24, at 7pm in R310. The lecture will be held in English language.

MOULD is a research collective of Sarah Bovelett, Anthony Powis, Tatjana Schneider, Christina Serifi, Jeremy Till, and Becca Voelcker, critically engaging with architecture and spatial practice in response to the climate emergency. Their latest research project, Architecture is Climate, grew from the grant Architecture after Architecture: Spatial Practice in the Face of the Climate Emergency, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), and is supported by Technische Universität Braunschweig and Central Saint Martins (UAL). Recent highlights include an invited installation for the 11th International Rotterdam Biennale Nature of Hope (2024), a contribution to the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale catalogue, and various contributions to prominent journals, lectures, and workshops. More information can be found at architectureisclimate.net. 

KLASSE KLIMA is an open, autonomous and transdisciplinary collective. It communicates the climate crisis in art and design practice and education with a focus on issues of justice. Klasse Klima intervenes in educational politics and creates student-led seminars in art universities. Its name is a reference to the structure of UdK Berlin. The collective also organises workshops, residencies and exhibitions for art and design practitioners and the broader public. In 2022, the non-profit association arts design climate e.V. was founded for this purpose. Klasse Klima actively opposes any form of discrimination. Our collective and association should be accessible to everyone and enable learning together.