TAAT is an arts collective that develops environmentally engaged installations for embodied encounters between human and other-than-humans. You can read about TAAT, browse the live archive or meet us in our live agora.
TAAT is an arts collective that develops environmentally engaged installations for embodied encounters between human and other-than-humans. You can read about TAAT, browse the live archive or meet us in our live agora. Also visit our instagram and facebook page.

events

September 21–25 2025 – Bergen aan Zee, NetherlandsConfluence of European Waterbodies
September 13 2025 – Vienna (Austria)Floating KUBUS
September 12 2025 – Vienna (Austria)Sounding raft building workshop
June 28 2025 – Maastricht, Limburg, NetherlandsA Maas Book - book launch
October 19 2024 – Brabant (Netherlands)Maas Lab Presentation at Dutch Design Week
September 21 2024 – LimburgMaaswachters Bijeenkomst

gestures

Austrian Bamboo Raft

Cocreated raft with bamboo, buckets, and bicycle tubes.

Note to participants: Please bring a towel, swimming outfit and warm clothes. The best way to...

Martin Simpson, September 14 2025,

Happy Birthday Gesture

Wild flower bouquet…

Goda Verikaite, September 09 2025, HALL09

Pilli Pallis burned by wildfire

After festivities in the village of Palli (Greece), a wildfire broke out and burned the field behind the Warehouse… Most of our project burned...

GJ, August 16 2025,

Relationships are inefficient

“Relationships are inefficient.

They take time. Time that can’t be predicted in an operational plan.

They are unwieldy, chaotic, ever...

GJ, July 10 2024

Winter beach

ijzerzandsteen
meander maakt plaats
een nieuw been voor Aa

David Martens, December 16 2023

Doing nothing.

A screenshot of the video Maas Lab_polyphonic gathering_01 by David Martens. The collaboration agreement with the Maas as an equal partner in the...

Breg Horemans, September 12 2023

Quatre mains

Craft-woman Jeanny Bouwen introduced the ‘Irish basket weaving technique’: you push willow into the ground in a circle pattern and crisscross other...

On support structures

What does designing mean? Could it be an essay (to try) in developing support structures enhancing living entities to co-exist? The image was sent by...

Andrew Filmer, August 29 2023

projects

The Lively Assemble

2023–2023 → agora

HALL11

2022 → archive

HALL09

2021 → archiveagora

HALL08

2021 → archive

HALL14

2020 → archive

HALL12

2019–2020 → archive

HALL10 Online

2020–2020 → archive

KHOR II

2014–2019 → archive

HALL07 Riga

2019–2019 → archive

HALL06

2018–2018 → archive

HALL05

2016–2016 → archive

HALL04

2016 → archive

SENGU

2015 → archive

HALL03

2014 → archive

HALL02

2014 → archive

HALL01

2014 → archive

KHOR I

2012–2013 → archive

workshops

Becoming River

What if the river was our teacher? Can we connect with our watery self? Can we learn to move, act or be like a river?

Workshop by Gert-Jan Stam

Element and Perspective Flows

How can an embodied engagement with seascapes (and beyond) shift our environmental awareness ?

Workshop by Efrosyni Tsiritaki

Landscape Melting Pots

Can we unveil the biocultural potential of a landscape through collective herbariums and boiling pots? How can we ‘make’, with local plants?

Workshop by Anna Luz Pueyo

Tracing Gestures for Interdependence

How to use drawing as a way to question and train our ’gestures of making’?

Workshop by Breg Horemans

Weaving stories with landscapes

How is walking a form of embodying ‘ecotones’ (transitional zones between ecosystems)? How do we weave together the stories of individual and collective pathways?

Workshop by Goda Verikaitė

contributors