[{"name":"json","type":"string","signature":"string json","value":{"name":"json","type":"string","value":"{\"work\":\"**At the core of Hungary's dynamic Ozora Festival**, a  monumental Willow Dome is set to stand as a symbol of sustainable creativity and collective sanctuary. One of my largest projects, with a diameter of approximately 42 meters, is aimed at fostering a deep connection between attendees and the natural world. Slated for construction in April 2024 in collaboration with Theo Rekelhof and Gergely Aron Dzsida.\\n\\nThe Ozora Festival located in Hungary is a permanent festival/nature terrain. \\nWe created the first living stage and community space for the festival. We used willows donated by the local municipality and worked with 20 volunteers from Hungary.\\n\\n**Cultural and community aspects of my project:**\\n\\nAt Amsterdam’s Tolhuistuin, a vibrant hub for cultural and culinary activities, we constructed a willow tunnel using bio-materials donated by the government. This structure not only adds to the garden's aesthetic but also integrates into Tolhuistuin’s diverse offerings, which include a concert venue, restaurant, and various creative workshops. \",\"impact\":\"- In our Ozora project, we focused on community engagement by collaborating with local residents. Additionally, we are conducting soil analyses to monitor the micronutrients and assess the biodiversity fostered by our newly implemented willow structure.\\n\\n- Our project contributes to the site’s mission of fostering cultural engagement and community development through collaborative environmental art. This initiative helps foster a deeper connection between people and their environment, promoting sustainability and community cohesion.\",\"proof\":\"Please check out my tiktok and instagram accounts for soon to be published updates on recent projects. \\n\\nYou can also find countless examples of previous works throughout my social media accounts. \\n\\n\",\"completedAt\":1713175329.037,\"type\":\"project-impact\"}"}}]