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Do you like Potatoes? Or Europeans?

Become part of our project – Let us know how you are dis/connected to Europe.

In this project, we want to visualize the level of dis/connection between the European citizens as well as major European issues. We are collecting video statements of Europeans, of all ages and backgrounds and want to know how YOU are dis/connected to Europe!

Show us your answers on video.

For more info download our PDF.

How to participate?

1

Read instructions

Its really simple, just download the instructions here.

2

Make a video

Please take a video of yourself while peeling a potato and answering the questions. All people will peel potatoes.

For some inspiration, have a look at our example video below.

3

Submit

Fill out the submission form and upload your video.

Fill out the submission form and upload your video.

EUROPE DIS/CONNECTEDEUROPE/
DIS/
CONNECTION

You might wonder: Potato and Europe?
Do those things have something in common? Well, more than one would think.The potato, does not just represent Europe’s dark history with colonialism, but also the bright future with sustainable materials and fuel made out of it.

The potato is found in almost every European household, it is a stable food and feeds millions of people across Europe and the globe, it is cheap, highly nutritious, sustainably cultivable and let us be honest: just extremely tasty on top. And that is why we chose it, because this small vegetable unites so many aspects of Europe, the past, present, and future.

We? We are 25 design students from ENSCI in Paris and KISD in Cologne. Together, we realized an impressive exhibition at Grand Palais Ephémère for the EuroFabrique event in Paris in February 2022 (follow us on Instagram).

And now we want to proceed with you: We are still collecting videos. Please contribute to our project – and stay tuned while we update this website to also share the different videos we collected.

 

EUROPE DIS/CONNECTEDEUROPE/
DIS/
CONNECTION

You might wonder: Potato and Europe?
Do those things have something in common? Well, more than one would think.The potato, does not just represent Europe’s dark history with colonialism, but also the bright future with sustainable materials and fuel made out of it.

The potato is found in almost every European household, it is a stable food and feeds millions of people across Europe and the globe, it is cheap, highly nutritious, sustainably cultivable and let us be honest: just extremely tasty on top. And that is why we chose it, because this small vegetable unites so many aspects of Europe, the past, present, and future.

We? We are 25 design students from ENSCI in Paris and KISD in Cologne. Together, we realized an impressive exhibition at Grand Palais Ephémère for the EuroFabrique event in Paris in February 2022 (follow us on Instagram).

And now we want to proceed with you: We are still collecting videos. Please contribute to our project – and stay tuned while we update this website to also share the different videos we collected.

 

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Our Team

Student Team
Aurélie Klaf (ENSCI / France – Syria)
Balint Lanyi (KISD / Germany – Hungary)
Alina Bertacca (KISD / Germany – Italy)
Caroline Baumhauer (ENSCI / Germany)
Conor McArthur (ENSCI / Scotland)
Elisabeth Seidel (KISD / Germany)
Eva Blanch (ENSCI / France)
Felix Weißenbacher (KISD / Germany)
Garance Liaigre (ENSCI / France)
Dima German (KISD / Israel – Russia)
Julie Edmond (ENSCI / France)
Julie Pironin (ENSCI / France)
Juliette Smal (ENSCI / France)
Theresa Kousseva (KISD / Switzerland – Germany – Bulgaria)
Lou Sternebeck (KISD / Germany)
Lena Renz (ENSCI / Germany)
Lorenzo Zappia (ENSCI / Italy)
Lucy Howe (KISD / Germany – United Kingdom)
Luise Kanein (ENSCI / Germany)
Marine Fontaine (ENSCI / France)
Max Schmidt (ENSCI / Germany)
Nina Grazzi (ENSCI / Italy)
Rita Dallal (KISD / Germany – Jordan – Palestine)
Serin Gatzweiler (KISD / Germany)
Valentin Natschke (KISD / Germany)
Vilde Moger (ENSCI / Norway)

Tutors
Frederic Frety (ENSCI / France)
Philipp Heidkamp (KISD / Germany)
Lisa Janßen (KISD / Germany)
Tobias Nickerl (ENSCI / Germany)
Iris Utikal (KISD / Germany)

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