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TELEAGRICULTURE HACKATHON / OPEN STUDIO TALK WITH SEBASTIAN FRISCH / JULIAN STADON
Synthetic Natures and Sensorial Futures: A two-day hackathon for media artists, experimental designers, coders, and critical makers at the intersections of signals, ecologies, and speculative practices.
Monday, June 8, 2026 – Tuesday, June 9
Location: gold extra Studio
2 days, each day from 10am to 5.30pm
Open Studio Talk,
Tuesday, June 9, 7.30pm
Over the course of two days, you’ll have the chance to tinker with exciting interfaces alongside Sebastian Frisch from the V2_ in Rotterdam and Julian Stadon (TeleAgriCulture):
What do environmental data tell us—and what do they leave out? This two-day hackathon brings together media artists, designers, coders, and critical makers to find out exactly that.
Using TeleAgriCulture kits, we work directly with live data, mesh networks, and local sensing infrastructures. Instead of making systems more efficient, we interrogate them: Together, we create speculative interfaces, installations, and visualizations that explore alternative approaches to ecologies and their societal impacts.
The two-day event will be led by Sebastian Frisch (V2_, Lab for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam) and Julian Stadon (Founder of TeleAgriCulture).
Tuesday June 9, 7.30pm
Open Studio Talk with Sebastian Frisch / Julian Stadon
In our talk we will present the freshly developed and designed prototype ideas as well as the initiative as a whole. Terraforming included. Have fun.
We look forward to seeing you!
WHAT IS TELE AGRI CULTURE?
TeleAgriCulture is a community platform, providing a crowd/cloud data exchange network to promote a more sustainable engagement with food, agriculture and ecology, through creative innovation, community engagement and scientific education
Our foundation lies in our bespoke weather sensing kits and peer to peer workshops that both foster and facilitate a wide range of project use cases across a global network of project partners.
(Teleagriculture Website, Julian Stadon)
Registration
The hackathon has 8 spots.
This workshop is co-funded by the Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton and is a collaboration between gold extra, Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton and the V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam (V2.nl).
For registration and questions: office[at]goldextra.com
