Collide Pro Helvetia
Residency opportunity for Swiss artist to carry out artistic research in the field of art, science, and technology inspired by the world of particle physics in dialogue with CERN's scientists
Collide Pro Helvetia Residency Award is a fully-funded residency in the laboratory aimed at Swiss artists. Particle physics considers notions of time, space and gravity to understand what constructs the universe while being invisible to the naked eye, and we provide an inspirational place to realize ambitious interactive artworks.
Collide Geneva and Collide Pro Helvetia interchange yearly.
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Laura Couto Rosado is a Swiss artist and designer who received the Grand Prix Award at Design Parade 2014 in France. Her artistic inspiration comes from technologies and their abilities to create a piece of art.
The winner of the Collide Pro Helvetia Award 2015 was the collective fragment.in, formed by (from left to right) Simon de Diesbach, Laura Perrenoud, and Marc Dubois. They're a Swiss-based interaction design studio who creates innovative projects, interactive installations, video and game design.
