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The Consulate General of Switzerland will remain closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.
We remember and honor those who have served.

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

When a community comes together with the water, by the water, for the water…💧

Thank you, everyone, for helping us (physically!) kick start our event series “Hidden Currencies – Water Justice in the Age of AI”. In the true San Franciscan spirit of “Bucket Brigade”, this event set the tone for our programs.
A heartfelt thanks to Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez ) for her dedication to literally bring the water from the Bay through a human chain of helping hands to reach her artwork “On the Horizon” at Switzerland at Pier 17.

Dear City Studio (@citystudiosf ) students and co-directors Amy Berk and Chris Treggiari, thank you for the beautiful Mobile Art Bike and the hands-on screen-printing. Learning about your months-long research into the climate migration of humans and animals driven by nature, climate change, and policy was simply fascinating.

A huge thanks goes out to ​jawno okhiulu (@gardenradical ), Uma Phatak (@umaphatak ), and Kyra Dorado Teigen (@kyrateigenn ) for the touching music that accompanied us to the Bay while connecting our past to the future.

For the full interview of Ana Teresa Fernández and further details, see the link in bio🔗

Cover photo: © Barak Shrama (@barakshramaphotography)

On May 7th, 2026 Babatunji Johnson and Charmaine Butcher performed amidst On the Horizon wearing Logos and Pathos. On the Horizon is the embodiment of scientific predictions of sea level rise.
Here we danced, mourned and celebrated her ; the ocean.
We mourned and raged for all the histories and languages that will wash away due to sea levels rising and for all the cultures that will cease to tell their stories, because we fail to protect her.
It is through art and rituals of regeneration that we attempt to restore her faith in us.

Logos (Humanity-Destruction) is a cage skirt made with 50 mop heads. The mop, being one of the most ubiquitous domestic and mundane item -collects and holds the weight and filth a place collects, embodying how we as humans are left to absorb the aftermath of our actions after climate destruction. Worn by Charmaine Butcher.

Pathos ( Civic-Construction ) is a cage skirt made from over 500 feet of high-vis reflective seams cut to 10 and 12 inch fringes. This material is ubiquitous to construction wear, representing the built human environment. Worn by Babatunji Johnson @babatunji

Thank you @amykisch for curating Hidden Currencies; Water Justice in the Age of AI in collaboration with @swissconsulate_sf .

#climatechange #sealevelrise #ocean #art #dance

30 days countdown until the FIFA World Cup begins on June 11 🏟️🌎

‘We Are 26’ – Soccer or Football ? They both speak the same language.⚽️

Let’s get ready for a celebration of unity, inclusion, and the world coming together.

From San Francisco Bay Area to the world, anticipation is building.

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#WERE26 #FIFAWorldCup

Meet @mark_baugh_sasaki , one of the artists featured in Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI. 💧🤖

Did you know that in ‘Water Temple’ (2026), both the image and sound are AI-generated?

The work draws you into a meditative space, while exposing the hidden environmental cost behind digital imagery and AI systems. It blurs simulation and reality, asking us to reconsider our relationship to water, technology, and nature.

#HiddenCurrencies #WaterTemple #WaterAndAI

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
après la pluie, le soleil brillera à nouveau ~
Water as material, water as entity — what does it mean to relate to it beyond ownership? Can it be possessed, or are we inseparable from it?
Vertical forms filter vision like blinds, shifting with each viewer. Like a Rorschach, the work moves between landscape, abstraction, and memory. 🌊❄️

Currently on view @swissconsulate_sf curated @amykisch @akartadvisory

Huge thank you to anyone involved from far or close 🌞🌞🌞

📸 @mark_baugh_sasaki

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
après la pluie, le soleil brillera à nouveau ~
Water as material, water as entity — what does it mean to relate to it beyond ownership? Can it be possessed, or are we inseparable from it?
Vertical forms filter vision like blinds, shifting with each viewer. Like a Rorschach, the work moves between landscape, abstraction, and memory. 🌊❄️

Currently on view @swissconsulate_sf curated @amykisch @akartadvisory

Huge thank you to anyone involved from far or close 🌞🌞🌞

📸 @mark_baugh_sasaki

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
après la pluie, le soleil brillera à nouveau ~
Water as material, water as entity — what does it mean to relate to it beyond ownership? Can it be possessed, or are we inseparable from it?
Vertical forms filter vision like blinds, shifting with each viewer. Like a Rorschach, the work moves between landscape, abstraction, and memory. 🌊❄️

Currently on view @swissconsulate_sf curated @amykisch @akartadvisory

Huge thank you to anyone involved from far or close 🌞🌞🌞

📸 @mark_baugh_sasaki

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
après la pluie, le soleil brillera à nouveau ~
Water as material, water as entity — what does it mean to relate to it beyond ownership? Can it be possessed, or are we inseparable from it?
Vertical forms filter vision like blinds, shifting with each viewer. Like a Rorschach, the work moves between landscape, abstraction, and memory. 🌊❄️

Currently on view @swissconsulate_sf curated @amykisch @akartadvisory

Huge thank you to anyone involved from far or close 🌞🌞🌞

📸 @mark_baugh_sasaki

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
après la pluie, le soleil brillera à nouveau ~
Water as material, water as entity — what does it mean to relate to it beyond ownership? Can it be possessed, or are we inseparable from it?
Vertical forms filter vision like blinds, shifting with each viewer. Like a Rorschach, the work moves between landscape, abstraction, and memory. 🌊❄️

Currently on view @swissconsulate_sf curated @amykisch @akartadvisory

Huge thank you to anyone involved from far or close 🌞🌞🌞

📸 @mark_baugh_sasaki

Sneak peek! 👀

Here’s a glimpse of the dancers and poet who will be part of our closing reception for our event series.💧🤖

On May 7, join us for a powerful evening of poetry and movement as we celebrate the closing of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI.

Featuring poet Kim Shuck, dance artist Babatunji and dancer Charmaine.

Don’t forget, there’s still time to experience the exhibition before it closes on May 10.

Hours:
Monday-Friday 10am-5pm
Saturday-Sunday: 11am-4pm

📍Pier 17, The Embarcadero, San Francisco

Learn more about the event at the link in our bio. 🔗

Sneak peek! 👀

Here’s a glimpse of the dancers and poet who will be part of our closing reception for our event series.💧🤖

On May 7, join us for a powerful evening of poetry and movement as we celebrate the closing of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI.

Featuring poet Kim Shuck, dance artist Babatunji and dancer Charmaine.

Don’t forget, there’s still time to experience the exhibition before it closes on May 10.

Hours:
Monday-Friday 10am-5pm
Saturday-Sunday: 11am-4pm

📍Pier 17, The Embarcadero, San Francisco

Learn more about the event at the link in our bio. 🔗

Sneak peek! 👀

Here’s a glimpse of the dancers and poet who will be part of our closing reception for our event series.💧🤖

On May 7, join us for a powerful evening of poetry and movement as we celebrate the closing of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI.

Featuring poet Kim Shuck, dance artist Babatunji and dancer Charmaine.

Don’t forget, there’s still time to experience the exhibition before it closes on May 10.

Hours:
Monday-Friday 10am-5pm
Saturday-Sunday: 11am-4pm

📍Pier 17, The Embarcadero, San Francisco

Learn more about the event at the link in our bio. 🔗

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

What does it mean to truly care for water — not just manage it, but treat it as a living part of our shared world?  🌊

As part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI, this conversation on water stewardship and Indigenous knowledge brings together speakers rethinking water not as a resource, but as a living system.

Following a 15 – minute preview of the documentary Undamming Klamath, a Swiftwater production, directed by Shane Anderson, the discussion will explore what the largest dam removal project in U.S. history reveals about collaboration, Indigenous stewardship, and freshwater futures under climate pressure.

Curious to learn more about the speakers? Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 I 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Switzerland at Pier 17

Image associated with
Undamming Klamath (feature film coming 2026)

In collaboration with AKArt Advisory
Amy Kisch
@eawag_aquaticresearch
Geneva Water Hub
@stanford.doerr
With support from @aboutswitzerland

Looking for something to do in SF? 💧🎨

Presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland in San Francisco, Hidden Currencies - Water Justice in the Age of AI is on view through May 10.

Water. Climate. Imagined Futures. Bridging 🇨🇭- 🇺🇸 perspectives.💧

Experience art that taps into some of the most urgent questions right now.

📍Pier 17, The Embarcadero, SF

#WaterJustice #Art #SanFranciscoArt

Meet Annelia Norris @merkwerhlwmn , a climate activist and artist whose work centers on water, land, and Indigenous ecological relationships.

Her art installation “Rubble with a Cause” is currently on view as past of our Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI.

She will also be a part of our upcoming event: a Documentary Preview+ Conversation: Water Stewardship & Indigenous Knowledge.

Join us for this special evening:
🗓️ Tuesday, May 5 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍Switzerland Pier 17, The Embarcadero, San Francisco.

You can get all the details and register in our bio. 🔗

Reminder: There is still time to check out the full exhibition which is on display until May 10.

#HiddenCurrencies #WaterJustice

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

“Hidden Currencies” public event no. 4:
Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice 🌊🤖

Meet the moderator and the panelists, who will unpack tomorrow's conversation:

How are emerging technologies reshaping water allocation across Swiss and Bay Area contexts, and what are the challenges and possibilities of AI in this field?

Make sure to sign up. See link in bio.  

🗓️April 30, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍Switzerland at Pier 17

Step behind the scenes with @gregniemeyer, Professor of Media Innovation in the Department of Art Practice at @ucberkeleyofficial , as he walks us through his latest work “SALVS PER AQUAM / The Water Castle, an ongoing geopoetic inquiry, 2026”, for our exhibition and event series “Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI”.

A Zurich-born, Bay Area-based data artist, Niemeyer transforms invisible systems such as water, climate, and networks into something we can see, feel, and question.

And that’s not all! He will also be moderating the panel/ conversation “Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice” on April 30.

This reel is just a glimpse. Come experience the full piece in person and enjoy the exhibition (on display until May 10)

🗓 Conversation on April 30

📍 Switzerland at Pier 17, The Embarcadero, San Francisco

🔗Sign up with the link in bio.

#HiddenCurrencies#WaterJustice#DataArt