Bioremediation is a process in which living organisms such as

bacteria, fungi or plants are used to clean polluted soil,

water or air. These organisms help to convert harmful

pollutants, such as oils, heavy metals or pesticides, into less harmful

substances or break them down completely.

The absurdity lies in the fact that humans pollute the environment and

then ironically rely on nature's self-healing powers to reverse the

damage through bioremediation.

Felix Ermacora and Deborah Geppert create an expansive

multimedia installation that explores the connection between nature and technology

and questions the social separation of humans from nature

. This immersive installation combines multichannel sounds,

materials and visual elements to create a sensory experience

in which visitors can immerse themselves in a dynamic environment. The

different acoustic and haptic components create a

complex, multi-layered atmosphere that invites exploration and reflection.

For the DCA Tour 2024, Felix and Deborah invite you to enjoy the immersive

experience with a meal from nature and thus confront the

complex question of an impossible separation.