I'm sorry and I love you: (om)tankar om vatten

Stina Wessman Studio is based in the south of Sweden. The work is situated in the very now, in transition bubbles and in the future we can partly grasp.

In the intersection of Design and Research, Stina is examining relationships we form and have with nature and resources through her design practice and processes. She has 10 years of experience in the field of interdisciplinary design research at Interactive Institute and RISE where she has been formgiving tangible future scenarios. With a research through design approach she has been involved in many different projects that challenge our attitudes and views on energy, resources and nature.



She is working as a Guest Lecturer at Konstfack in Gestalt and Design for Sustainable Development where she teaches different designerly approaches to Sustainability. She has always worked in consortium with various actors and in her own practice she is exploring concepts of the future. She also explore possible connections, interventions and gestalts between humans and non-humans. 



www.stinawessman.se

Immeln is an acidified lake in northern Skåne. Immeln is the main partner in this project.

Crayfish are one of the species that are quickly damaged by acidification. At too low pH levels, the rum does not stick and can not develop.