Interactive Talk with Sarah MaskeDigital Sustainability in Everyday Life – Water Consumption, Smartphones & Our Impact
How are our digital habits connected to water consumption?In this interactive talk, we’ll explore the often-overlooked question of how digital technologies – from smartphones and streaming to artificial intelligence – consume natural resources such as water.
Sarah Maske, project lead for impact-driven organisations and sustainability manager, offers an insightful perspective on the ecological footprint of our digital lives. Using practical examples, interactive tools such as a water consumption calculator, and reflective prompts, participants will gain a clearer understanding of their own role – and discover actionable strategies for more sustainable digital practices.
This event offers a dynamic mix of knowledge-sharing, real-life context, and open discussion – ideal for anyone looking to make their digital everyday more resource-conscious.
The talk is part of the exhibition Thirsty Machines: AI on Tap by Prater Digital in cooperation with SOMA Art Berlin.We recommend visiting the exhibition beforehand – it will be open on Wednesday from 2 to 6 p.m.
Speaker: Sarah Maske in cooperation with Prater DigitalDate: Saturday, 21 May 2025, 4–6 p.m.Location: SOMA Art Berlin, Eylauer Str. 9, 10965 BerlinAudience: AdultsLanguage: The talk will be held in German.
Sarah Maske is a sustainability enthusiast, strategic thinker and creative spirit.
As an independent curator, publisher and sustainability manager, she is committed to resource-conscious working and production methods. Her projects, which span a variety of media, imagine a world where humans are not at the centre of everything. She is particularly passionate about giving a platform to quieter voices. Most recently, she successfully built a sustainable publishing house with responsible supply chains.