'Wastewater Color' Exhibition Opening Reception & Talks

Join the researcher, artist, and network of art and science collaborators at the 'Wastewater Color: Transforming Sewage into Art' Exhibition Opening Reception. Learn more about the wastewater treatment process, printmaking practices, pigment extraction, resource recovery, and art-science collaborations with brief talks by Nesie Junyi Wang and Yuemei Lin. In conversation, they are bound to redefine the way you look at sewage. Followed by Q&A and catered borrel/reception. Yuemei Lin is an associate professor in Applied Sciences. Her research focuses on the extraction and characterization of extracellular polymers (EPS) in microbial aggregates to produce new materials derived from biological renewable sources. 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. Graphic Design: Stefaniia Bodnia