Lorena Cocora,
Sabina Suru,
Andrei Raicu,
Westley Hennigh-Palermo,
Andreea Ciobotă,
Mihaela Ciobotă,
Roxana Nicoară,
Mihai Stoica,
Adelina Scorobete,
Alice Ion,
Anelise Selan,
Iris Irodi,
Călin Szanto,
Andrei Tudose,
Robert Popa,
Ada Anghel,
Biana Adelina Geantă,
Exhibition opening at the Institute for Biology Bucharest, August 2026
Exhibition visitors and researchers interacting with Lorena Cocora's work, at the entrance at the Institute for Biology Bucharest. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Visitor browsing through Westley Hennigh-Palermo's zine Urban Animal Intervention. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Visitors interacting with Sabina Suru's Concrete & Canopy, Westley Hennigh-Palermo's zine Urban Animal Intervention, and the resident fig tree, in IBIOL's garden. Photo credit: Alexanndra Costea
Participatory performative intervention during exhibition opening. Photo credit: Alexanndra Costea
Performer Robert Popa interacting with a module from Lorena Cocora's work. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Researcher Roxana Nicoară filling in a field note, as contribution to the speculative research enabled by Sabina Suru's work. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Participatory performative intervention during exhibition opening. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Performers Robert Popa (left), Bianca Adelina Geantă (middle) and Ada Anghel (right) improvising during a site-specific performative intervention. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Contributor Adelina Scorobete browsing through the speculative research toolkit Concrete & Canopy, part of Sabina Suru's work. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Participants reading Concrete & Canopy toolkit research and navigation instructions. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Modules from Lorena Cocora's Algoritmi de recalibrare urbana (Algorithms for urban recalibration). Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
View of Eindringen by Andrei Raicu & Virgil Bugnariu. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
View of Westley Hennigh-Palermo's zine. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea
Performer Robert Popa improvising. Photo credit: Alexandra Costea