#6 places susceptible to rockslide

#5 future challenges

#4 trace and experience

DAV // washed up over time

Subject: DAV // Teacher: Anne Katrine Dolven // Assignement: Time // 

Students: Sveinung, Arnulf and Stine Elise

Result:

Time spent walking along the beach and shoreline looking for trash or treasures washed up over time. 

Can someone's waste be valuable for someone else? Can we give it a new use? It was an endless row of questions. 

We found: a plastic boat, a russian log, a drink dispenser, an aluminum rod, styrofoam, rope, glass, shotgun shell, pottery pieces, seaweed, snails and shells.

The boat, log and drink dispenser got a new value as a wind shelter, stools and a fireplace. By using the rope we pulled the boat up from the shore. The russian timber has a historical tradition for use as material for buildings in the area.

The rest organized neatly, ready to be reused.

#3 climate-induced vulnerabilities

Press to see weather observations:

Earth - interactive wind map (current)

Youtube - a year of weather 2013 

#2 winter relations

#1 connections of my perception