Landung in Australien, a project developed by Wachter and Jud during their 9-week EMARE research residency by the QUT Precincts residency space at Kelvin Grove in Brisbane (Australia) will be presented in the framework of a residency exhibition between the 1st and the 10th of April.

The opening night event of this exhibition will be held on the 31th of March at 5 pm at The Block, QUT Creative Industries Precinct, Kelvin Grove.

On the 9th April Wachter und Jud give a workshop with the title "Build your own network". For further information and to apply please visit the call for participation on the QUT site.

Wachter and Jud are working collaboratively on extended research into current refugee policy and the lack of communication and isolation that surrounds asylum seeker detainees. Through their work, Wachter and Jud aim to consider an expanded dialogue that attempts to hear the voices of people living in detention to include the currently excluded perspectives on this complex humanitarian issue. Christoph Wachter & Mathias Jud have worked together on participatory community projects since 2000 and their collaboration fuses art, science and technology. The duo have received numerous international awards and accolades from Ars Electronica, Transmediale, the Saxon State Ministry for Science and the Arts, Swiss Federal Office of Culture just to name a few.

Wachter and Jud reveals their research outcomes during their Landung in Australien residency exhibition.