ACID FLAMINGO new research and video project

Written By Nuno Cera

Embarking on a new project and investigation for a video installation to be presented at the National Museum of Natural History and Science in Lisbon in 2024. ACID FLAMINGO is conceived as a fable with the Phoenicopterus roseus - the flamingo - as the main protagonist, based on an investigation of two almost opposite points on the Iberian peninsula: the Tagus estuary in Lisbon and the Ebro delta in a state of climate emergency. The project is supported by the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian and realized in collaboration with Julia Albani and Jeff Wood.

Nuno Cera

NUNO CERA, Beja, Portugal, 1972

Nuno Cera's work operates at the intersection of art and documentary and addresses three fundamental forms of change: natural, spatial and temporal. His long-term research projects involve different agents and collaborators, including scientists, actors, writers and critics. His work has been exhibited and published internationally in various cultural institutions.

https://www.nunocera.com
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Opening 2 May: ACID FLAMINGO at the National Museum of Natural History and Science in Lisbon
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