Climateurope2

Wednesday, August 14
Marine Biology Institute, 7 p.m.
CLIMATEUROPE2

LECTURE

Importance of Climate Services

Through the Climateurope2 project, the Center for the Promotion of Science is developing a community of climate service users, providing essential tools for making sustainable and climate-neutral decisions at all levels. The roadshow, a traveling climate action program called the “capsule,” will take place in a total of 10 locations across Southeast Europe, with the first 5 events scheduled for 2024, starting in June. This program aims to present and promote climate services and expand the existing Climateurope2 community in this underrepresented region. The event combines science and art to raise awareness about the importance of climate services and convey scientific facts through artistic expression.

INTERDISCIPLINARY EXHIBITION
Climate Capsule

Age Group: 15+
Type of Content: Immersive experience

The traveling climate action combines science and art to raise awareness about climate change and convey scientific facts through art. The concept includes the Climate Capsule and the AI installation called M1L3NɅ, serving as a space for dialogue among scientists, artists, and citizens about future climate change scenarios and our individual and collective roles in shaping them. The Climate Capsule, a mobile artistico-scientific installation, guides visitors through an apocalyptic scenario set in 2057, illustrating the state of a society that failed to take action on climate change in 2024, resulting in a reality vastly different from today. The M1L3NɅ installation leads visitors through contemporary popular fortune-telling practices, such as astrology and tarot reading. The work consists of two parts: a story of the past and a story of the future. The first prediction process starts when visitors enter a significant date (e.g. birthday), and M1L3NɅ provides them with a brief history of the global climate since that date. The bridge to the second part, the future, is presented through a personal question posed to the visitor, determining the response and a future climate forecast.

Author Team of the Premier Edition of the Climate Capsule:
Dobrivoje Lale Erić, CPN, concept and project establishment
Dr. Marjana Brkić, CPN, program and creative direction
Mirjana Utvić, CPN, creative direction, scenography, and production
Prof. Dr. Vladimir Đurđević, Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade, scientific concept and review
Nenad Gajić, author of kinetic sculpture
D.Arts Marko Stojanović, composition and sound design
Monika Lang,v visual identity and illustration
David Stanley, video work
Petar Brkić, narration
Vasja Stanković, dramaturgy
Nikola and Bojana Damjanov, augmented reality art
Slobodan Vračarević, programming and technical support
Mirjana Volarev, scientific communicator

Author Team of the Work M1L3NɅ:
Ana Pinter, author and director
Nikola Pinter, technical solution
Nikola Ignjatović, programming