An architect explores the legacy of seasonal holidays in totalitarian countries and authoritarian regimes \u2013 Blazej Ciarkowski [PL]<\/strong><\/p>\n A video artist uses the camera obscura technique to recover fragments of vanished or transformed spa landscapes \u2013 Andrei Dudea [RO]<\/strong><\/p>\n An artist, curator, and activist reimagines the relationship between space, community, and living archives through sound \u2013 \u0160\u00e1rka Zah\u00e1lkov\u00e1 [CZ]<\/strong><\/p>\n A video artists, performer, and drone pilot explores the untold stories of everyday objects, from postcards to towels \u2013 Silvan Hagenbrock [DE]<\/strong><\/p>\n A Welsh artist investigates how power, belonging, and memory are inscribed into the landscape \u2013 Mez Kerr Jones [UK]<\/strong><\/p>\n An artist and comic book author explores the ambitions of modernity and the relationship between water and building materials \u2013 Emma Casadevall Sayeras [ES]<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\nThe Sleeping Beauties of Borsec:<\/h4>\n
The Sleeping Beauties of Eforie:<\/h4>\n
The Sleeping Beauties of Eforie:<\/h4>\n
The Sleeping Beauties of Govora:<\/h4>\n
The Sleeping Beauties of Herculane:<\/h4>\n
SLEEPING BEAUTIES is a multidisciplinary residency project on collective care in Romanian balneary resorts. Designed and developed by EUNIC Romania, it involves six cultural institutions operating in Romania – the British Council, the Czech Centre, the Goethe Institute, the Cervantes Institute, the Polish Institute and Funda\u021bia9, each engaged in supporting one residency.<\/h5>\n
The project was developed in collaboration with curator Ilinca P\u0103un Constantinescu, and is now in its third edition, following „Flowing Streams: (which explored water as a social connector) and „Reclaiming Post-Industrial Futures” (which focused on post-industrial heritage).<\/h5>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"