I’ll be giving a presentation about my artistic research, “Transatlantic Interconnections: Oceans, Culture, and Artworks in the Space Age,” at the international conference “Historical Links.” The 3-day in-person conference is jointly organized by the Instituto Franklin, the City College of New York (CUNY): Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at CWE, and the Instituto Cervantes New York (Cervantes Institute NYC).

I uploaded a poster about my artistic research. It is now stored in the Open Science Framework (OSF) repository. Here’s the link to poster: A hurricane is also a prompt.

I´ll be presenting “A hurricane is also a prompt” at “Hurricanes and Scaffolding,” the Swedish Symposium on Artistic Research at UmArts, the Research Centre for Architecture, Design and the Arts at Umea University in Northern Sweden.

I uploaded the arts-based qualitative dataset “Salt landscapes.” I've included fieldwork data, basically some analog slides from August 2007.

I’ll be at the CIBA congress about artistic research, “IV Congreso de Investigación en Bellas Artes (CIBA4).” at the Complutense University of Madrid.

I released 2 posters from a conference about my artwork: ‘Annotations’ regarding:

· research-creation

· hydrological hazards and ocean acidification

Madja-Edelstein Gomez discussed “digital art, new media, net art, contemporary art, or any of the post-arts” with Annet Dekker through quoting her own Recombinant Manifesto, a previous interview on Rhizome, and whatever came to her mind.

I co-wrote the book chapter “Deep Time—Walking Between the Second and the Million” with Barbara Boiocchi, Emma James, and Valerie Furnham, which can be read in “MILK,” an open-access and peer-reviewed publication by Anglia Ruskin University in conjunction with the Cambridge Sustainability Residency.