In the organizer's words:

Exhibition opening with an intro by Pamela C. Scorzin and a concert with recordings from the mountains by BJ Nilsen. Plus pea sausage and a glacierprise.

Glaciers are melting all over the world: the Goldbergkees in Austria, the Blaueis in Germany, as well as the Furtwängler Glacier on Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Glaciers do not appear as lifeless blocks of ice, but as stubborn societies of high mountains, blue ice, active microorganisms, synthetic geotextiles and adventurous tourism fantasies. Between digital animations, glaciological simulations, audiovisual speculations and climate-poetic encounter rituals, this becoming-many can be experienced as a community of negotiation.