Print with Wastewater: a layered living chemistry

In this hands-on printmaking workshop we will explore wastewater as a material and a living system with Wastewater Color artist Nesie Wang Is there another use for our wastewater? Wastewater Color artist Nesie Junyi Wang creates paint out of what we wash down the sink. In this hands-on printmaking workshop we will explore wastewater as a material and a living system with Nesie, who will bring insights from biotechnology and artistic practice to provide us with a framework. Through group discussions and parallel group printmaking processes, you'll unravel the mysteries of wastewater by constructing artistic narrations —giving you the chance to use the sewage-derived pigment. Create unique prints that blur the lines between science and art. You will leave with a print of your own creation. Will your artwork be a reflection on our relationship with the environment or your art-science curiosity? Sweet snacks, tea, and coffee provided. Brought to you by TU Delft Library & Studium Generale. More about the workshop leader: Nesie Junyi Wang is a Chinese artist based in The Hague. She bridges art and research to explore the intricate relationships between humans and the environments they inhabit. Her practice is grounded in material research and fieldwork. She is currently a Crossing Parallels artist-in-residence in the Environmental Biotechnology section at TU Delft.