We are looking for projects about unmaking to develop and exhibit mid February in the city centre of Delft.

Duncan McMillan presents Sun Catcher at the G20 summit!

Kathryn Larsen has completed the first part of her collaboration with Richard Groen, investigating how different light wavelengths affect the colour of micro-algae to create bio-based pigments!

Prototypes for the installation Is this Life? are fresh out of the oven!

Hrvoje Hiršl presents The limits of Representation.

Unseam sets a new challenge for students during a two-day fashion hackathon at TU Delft.

Crossing Parallels is embarking on a new journey with a familiar face: Teresa van Dongen

From November 17th until November 25th 2018, Crossing Parallels exhibited at the Science Centre the results of the interdisciplinary collaborations between artists, scientists, and students as part of its programme since 2017, with some of its projects still in progress. By finding similarities in the works and processes of art, science and technology, Crossing Parallels aims to create a mutual understanding and reach towards a shared language.

During TodaysArt 2018, Crossing Parallels exhibited prototypes at Bleyenberg.

Its list of ingredients may give the impression that the drinkable substance Delft Green is just a new superfood trend. However, this combination of clay, seaweed extract and water, which plays a big part in the project 'A Cure for Concrete', actually improves the quality of concrete.

Majumdar perceives walls as a potential canvas. In her series ‘Concrete Abstraction’, she captures the degradation of concrete, showing a balance between natural and man-made phenomena. Seeing these photographs, Picken immediately started to interpret the patterns of degradation. Instead of random compositions, he identifies order-chaos systems in the images.