Join us for an informal pre-dinner walk and site-reading through Linz’s industrial edge, moving from the AFO toward KlimaOase. Together with Christoph Wiesmayr and collaborators, we’ll follow a “climate axis” route through fragments of green space, riverbanks, and infrastructural landscapes—pausing along the way to read, reflect, and gather what the terrain offers.
This is less a workshop than a shared exploration: a slow walk to think about resources, limits, and what “local” might mean in a place shaped by industry, logistics, and ecological improvisation. Along the way, we may collect herbs or plants, exchange stories, and bring a few small materials—conceptual or edible—back with us.
The walk feeds into the evening gathering, "Enoughness, or Abundance Within Constraints", where these observations and ingredients become part of a collective meal structured as an archipelago of tables. Drawing from this year’s centenary of ‘austere playfulness’ thinker Ivan Illich, post-war “wolf-at-the-door” cooking (M.F.K. Fisher and others), permaculture, and AMRO’s own “size of the pot” ethos, the project explores how to live and eat well within limits—through shared practices, attention, and convivial forms of resourcefulness.
