Horizons holding holes, invites to join research into underground knowledges. We’ll open jars and prepare tea from a compass garden, making tea while travelling through the cardinal directions as a practice of orientation. We’ll experience reciprocity in postures of holding and being held. And we will share the latest reader of Gleaners and the Worms: Earthworms dialogues conceived and edited with Nienke Terpsma. We consulted very young people and earthworm scientists gathering questions in the form of drawings, collecting information on earthworms, knowledges and skills to connect with soils in regenerative ways. We will read while being read, coming closer to an attempt of earthworms’ embodiment, inspiring the integration of dissemination in the process of digesting knowledge and shaping fertile environments for diversity.

14:45-16:00 Bergsturz Practice – s†ëf/\n sch/\efer & Dwayne Toemere
bergs†urz prac†ice is a 'landscape translation' practice based on s†ëf/\n sch/\efer's practice-based research with/from/in the "dying" Hochvogel mountain (AU/DE) which is literally breaking apart, in collaboration with mime performer Dwayne Toemere. The practice lets the audience imagines and experiences the mountain's movements and eventual collapse due to internal and external factors. How can a human body experience immense power of a collapsing mountain?

The session includes a collective 20 minutes practice, followed by a 45 minutes discussion moderated by Laura Cull.