Nothing to see here

Description

Nothing to see here is dedicated to an element that shapes us and at the same time stands at the center of the things that surround us daily: water.

Here, as fragments of everyday human life, substances of the menstruation industry are accompanied from raw material to disposal, thereby examining when, how, and where they touch natural bodies of water. These processes make the relationship between material culture and ecological systems visible in an exemplary way.

Design enters into an interdisciplinary dialogue between history, natural science, politics, and technology. In the form of a film, a book, and objects, it serves as a reminder that water and land can never be states separated from each other.