Together with Europeana we work on blogs and editorials featuring cultural and natural heritage data available in the Europeana portal. We produce textual content in line with Europeana’s thematical prerequisites, focusing our stories on natural history, sustainability and climate awareness. This section features the blog articles already published via Europeana with a short introduction to each topic.
- Peaces: fashion for peace, sustainability and social justice
- Moss – hidden pioneers and climate saviours with healing powers
Peaces: fashion for peace, sustainability and social justice
Our first blog article features the Austrian fashion desginer Susanne Huber and her sustainable fashion and art. We write about the origins, the technique and the vision behind behind this project of heart and look into how natura and related archival material can inspire textile design.
Fabric design with fern in screen printing technique by Susanne Huber licensed under CC BY
Moss – hidden pioneers and climate saviours with healing powers
Mosses are a highly underrated species of plant and have long been nelected in scientific research. They have existed for millions of years, as they are the most primitive plants of all, while also being rather successful. In our blog we want to paint a broad picture of this interesting species and focus on the connection of humans and mosses, especially the numerous advantages in diverse fields of everyday life.
Bartramia pomiformis by Michael Lüth Büro für Umweltplanung licensed under CC BY-NC-SA
