What is the story behind each sculpture of Insight Inside exhibition? 
What inspired the artist to work with waste materials from the Champalimaud Foundation?
What is the connection between art, science and health?
 

What is the impact that changing people’s behaviour can have on our wellbeing?

Changing people’s behaviour is hard. It takes more than simply telling them how they should behave. Many people have long had access to information about the importance of physical activity, social interaction, sleep, diet, etc. for improving health.

Tupac Martir & Satore Studio - “Cosmos Within Us”: 3 - 5 November 2021

On November 2021, in the Champalimaud Foundation's Auditorium, the multimedia artist Tupac Martir, in partnership with the Champalimaud Foundation, brought to the Portuguese public the awarded performance "Cosmos within Us". 

BoCA - Gabriel Ferrandini and Gulbenkian choir - “Anjo Solidão”: 30 September - 1 October 2021

Bridges to the unknown established a partnership with BoCa - Bienal de Arte Contemporânea de Portugal and hosted the renowned composer and drummer Gabriel Ferrandini, at the Champalimaud Center Amphitheater.

More information available here.

Bridges to the Unknown hosts an Art-Science long-term Residency Programme (1-2 years), inviting artists to work in synergy with researchers and/or health professionals from the Champalimaud Center for the Unknown. The interdisciplinary research and creation process resulting from the residencies is then shared with the public in different formats (performances, round table discussions, exhibitions, films, installations, experiences, etc.).

The exhibition Insight Inside is the latest work by Clo Bourgard, in which the artist recycled waste materials from the Champalimaud Center for the Unknown's laboratories and clinic, in order to create sculptures that incite a reflection on the inner aesthetics of the human being.

Haita @ Sonar+ Festival Lisboa - 27 April 2022

Satore Studio’s installation Haita emerged from the art-science residency of the artist Tupac Martir, creative director and founder of Satore Studio, at the Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown. Haita was unveiled at Sonar+ in Lisbon. 

The piece was born from the exercise of imagining how a dancer’s choreography could be explored inside out, through cutting-edge scientific and creative technology developed by the studio.