Reflexions – Artistic Dialogues on the Relationship Between AI and Water
Workshop with Nadine Kolodziey – Open to All Age Groups
The workshop takes place from 2–4 PM.The AR experience is open to the public from 4–5 PM.
As part of the Sommerfest at the Kulturinsel
Participants enter an augmented reality (AR) oasis created by artist Nadine Kolodziey, where AI systems and water resources exist in a fragile balance. Every creative intervention alters this equilibrium – innovation meets responsibility. The aim is to raise awareness of how technological developments, especially AI, can influence our relationship with natural resources.
At the heart of this interactive experience are collectible 3D objects-but every action comes at a cost – each object consumes water. If too many are used, the oasis transforms into a mirage and disappears from the digital landscape.
This workshop merges art, technology and environmental awareness in a participatory experience. Participants are invited to reflect playfully on the idea of sustainable innovation: Could AI actually help conserve resources? The workshop offers a space to explore the tensions between consumption, utility, curiosity and the preservation of our ecosystems.
Workshop leader: Nadine Kolodziey, in cooperation with Prater Digital
Date: The workshop will take place from 2–4 PM, and the AR experience will be open to the public from 4–5 PM.Venue: Theater unterm Dach, Kulturinsel, Danziger Straße 101, 10405 BerlinTarget group: Open to all interested individuals. The number of active participants is limited to 12, but additional visitors are welcome to observe.
Language: The workshop will be held in German.
Registration: To participate, please send a brief registration email to info@pratergalerie.de. The deadline for registration is 1 September 2025.
Any remaining spots may be allocated on the day as part of the Sommerfest.
Nadine Kolodziey works primarily with Augmented Reality. She has taught for several years at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach and brings extensive workshop experience from both cultural institutions and the corporate world. Her artistic practice explores how depictions of nature can reoccupy physical space through AR in immersive ways. Her work frequently draws on motifs like plants, seeds and water.