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WATERSCHOOL M4H+ : INdirect INvisible WATER

^{Invisible Indirect Water - workshop WATERSCHOOL M4H+}

^{picture: Nai Dai Chang}

‘Direct water' is the water that everyone uses on a daily basis in and around the house: to shower, wash, and flush the toilet, for instance. This water is produced in the Netherlands and its consumption is visible and measurable. ‘Indirect water', on the other hand, is more or less invisible. You consume it as a consumer of products that require water during the production cycle, products that usually come from outside the Netherlands. The production of one kilogram of chocolate, for example, requires more than 17,000 liters of water. The average Dutch person has a considerable water footprint and consumes almost twice as much water as the average world citizen.

The installation INdirect INvisible WATER, which can be seen in the working exhibition WATERSCHOOL M4H+, wants to increase the awareness of water, especially when it comes to our indirect use of it. On Wednesday afternoon 21 July, the makers of the installation, Studio Corvers and Carla Herrewijnen, will give a workshop. Participants can measure their personal water footprint, analyze which 'type' of water that footprint is made up of, and discuss the various courses of action with the makers.

The language is Dutch

registration
The workshop takes place on 21 July, from 4 till 5 p.m. To make a reservation click here. Select the option EXHIBITION WATERSCHOOL M4H+ and the time slot 16.00 - 17.00 hours

location
Studio Makkink & Bey, Marconistraat 85, Rotterdam

visitors information
For more visitors information, such as directions, location and our Covid-19 guidelines, click here