Neuston is the collective term for the organisms that float on the top of water or live right under the surface, in the interface between water and air. Taking this as a metaphor, the project explores the interface science-art, prompting a dialogue which involves scientific researchers and artistic and literary creators concerned with the sea and with Galicia’s marine scientific environment.
Antonio A. Alonso – Xosé María Álvarez Cáccamo; Xosé A. Salgado – Víctor Freixanes; Eva Balsa – Martín Caeiro; Antonio Figueras – Miguel Vázquez ; José Franco – Gonzalo Navaza; José L. Garrido – Din Matamoro; Carmen G. Sotelo – Xavier Queipo; Angel Guerra – Miguel Anxo Prado; Marta L. Cabo – Marilar Aleixandre; Isabel Medina – Fran Alonso , Miguel A. Murado – Vítor Vaqueiro; Santiago Pascual – Rosa Aneiros; José Pintado – Fernando Casás; Miguel Planas – Manuel Sendón; Fran Saborido – Manuel Vilariño.
Roving exhibition presented at the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF). Barcelona, July 18-22, 2008.
Galicia’s Museum of the Sea, January-March 2009.
Following this joint activity, Galicia’s Museum of the Sea will cooperate in the project presented in the framework of the Cultural Programme of the EU Directorate-General for Education and Culture known as Collaboration and Dialogue between Artists and Scientists (Coldiarsci), whose aim is to build a platform for the exchange between artists and scientists from different European countries (France, Portugal, Denmark, Belgium Malta and Spain).
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