TELEAGRICULTURE HACKATHON

TELEAGRICULTURE HACKATHON

A two-day hackathon for media artists, experimental designers, coders, and critical makers at the intersections of signals, ecologies, and speculative practices.
 

Monday, June 8, 2026 – Tuesday, June 9
Location: gold extra Studio

2 days, each day from 10am to 5.30pm


Over the course of two days, you’ll have the chance to tinker with exciting interfaces alongside Sebastian Frisch from the V2_Open Lab in Rotterdam: Synthetic Natures and Sensorial Futures is a practice-oriented hackathon that explores how environmental sensing and creative computation can generate new forms of ecological awareness. Using TeleAgriCulture kits, participants will develop new ways to collect, simulate, and make ecological data tangible.

The focus is on working directly with live data, mesh networks, and local sensing infrastructures. Instead of abstract models, speculative interfaces, visualizations, and installations emerge that explore alternative approaches to environmental systems and their societal impacts.

This is not about making systems more efficient. It is about questioning them. What stories do environmental data tell—and which ones do they leave out? Through speculative interfaces, installations, and collective reflection, we seek other ways to interpret and shape ecologies.

The event brings together media artists, designers, and technologists to rapidly develop prototypes and provide critical responses.
 

We look forward to seeing you!

Registration:: The hackathon has 8 spots.

Participation is open to media artists, designers, coders, and makers interested in environmental sensor technology, speculative design, or critical data practices.
 

For registration and questions: office[at]goldextra.com