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Artist-in-Residence-Program SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD

Artists from all disciplines are invited to apply for a three-month artist-in-residence (mid-October 2026–mid-January 2027) engaging with research on fungal-based building materials and sustainable construction.

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$5,000
Marchstraße 23, 10587 Berlin, Germany
Oct 15, 2026 → Jan 15, 2027

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The CRC 1743 MY-CO BUILD announces a three-month artist-in-residence program, SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD, seeking national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice interested in engaging with research on fungal-based building materials and sustainable construction. The program aims to create a space where scientific and artistic methods converge and learn from one another.

  • Mid-October 2026–mid-January 2027 (individual arrangements are possible)

Mycelium as a living material | The future of construction in the context of ecological challenges | Biological processes as design partners

Open to national and international artists from all disciplines (visual arts, installation, media art, performance, sound art, design, architecture, bio art) with an independent practice.

  • Project grant of 5,000 €

Applications should include a project proposal, portfolio, and CV in a single PDF file.

Submit via email to Gudrun Rauwolf (Curator of the AiR Program) at [email protected]

  • Submission deadline: September 10, 2026
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Award
Project grant of 5,000 €
Entry fee
Free to enter
Theme
Mycelium as a living material and its potential for construction in the context of ecological challenges; biological processes as design partners in sustainable building.
Eligibility
Open to national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice and interest in engaging with the research questions of the research network.
Audience
National and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice

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