Slow TV - Our journey into space has begun!

We’re right in the thick of it!

The children have built their first rockets, because an exciting journey lies ahead: a friend from Mars has invited them to visit! 👽🪐

And of course, they’re not going empty-handed. They want to show him what Earth tastes like! Specialities from their home countries, favourite dishes and even homemade popcorn are all set to come along on the trip. 🍿🥘

But how do you actually get to Mars?

There’s painting, crafting, building and experimenting. Paper aeroplanes whizz through the air, and rockets are made from all sorts of materials. How does flying actually work?

In between, there’s dancing – to music from Moldova and other countries – improvising, and playing with puppets and in the puppet theatre.

A story developed in collaboration with AI thus becomes a living adventure that the children continue to shape using chalk, paper, paints, movement and their own ideas.

And, of course, we cook and eat together too. Because all that imagination, movement and the joy of discovery really does make you hungry! 😋

This is where digital imagination meets a completely analogue experience. The children invent, experiment, play, share ideas and bring their very own stories to life.

We can’t wait to see where this journey will take us next! 🚀💫

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Slow TV was developed by Eva Randelzhofer, in collaboration with:

Anis Hamdoun and Thea Schnering

With thanks to co-operations partners:

Communal accommodation for refugees

MAXIM Children's and Youth Cultural Center

and funding organisations: