Onsite installation: "Flow"

February 2019

The Vanderbilt Republic, the Bellewether space, New York, NY, USA

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Circular city week in New York

In celebration of the landmark first staging of a vital economic forum, Circular City Week New York × The Vanderbilt Republic are pleased to unveil an immersive installation experience centered on the theme of Flow. 

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Flow is comprised of multiple immersive art installations and performances created in partnership with Circular City Week New York. Work from artist like Philippe Halaburda completely transformed the raw space and led to an exciting evening of art.

Circular City Week (“CCW”) wants to give everyone a platform for knowledge and resource sharing, no matter whether you approach circularity from a design perspective, an environmental awareness standpoint, as a means to rethinking consumerism, or as an opportunity to generate new value and revenue.

For Halaburda, the circular economy is a global paradigm shift with the potential to transform industry and redesign urban living. The transformative potential of circularity is not specific to a single sector but can be linked to everything from digitization and the sharing economy, to the food industry and the built environment. 

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