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The tasks of the POWERPROGRESSIVEART Association are the implementation of art and science in the practice of everyday life through different events and projects. These events and projects have to afford the immediate cooperation of public institutions with the citizenry and a citizen. As we all are payers to many budgets - city, county, state and so on - the citizenry and a citizen must be able to use these resources. POWERPROGRESSIVEART creates projects and platforms for mutual cooperation of the art, science and public institutions in general, NGOs and the individuals which operate to the benefit of the community whether it is a city, a county, a state, Europe or the world.

These are the projects in progress and previously conducted projects.

EMERALD, BLUE, SILVER, AND GOLD

INTERDISCIPLINARY PILOT PROJECT (in-progress)

With this project, we are exploring the possibilities of cooperation and the art engagement within the nature preservation and its wise use: we encourage mobility of the artists, scientists, archaeologists, historians, youth, involved institutions and all interested parties who contribute in the raising an awareness of the inseparability of the nature and culture, the cultural and the natural heritage. (...)

The WetlandLIFE organized a side-event presenting a three-year interdisciplinary project funded by UK Research Councils through the Valuing Nature Programme. The idea and the side-event of WetlandLIFE is a guideline for the project EMERALD, BLUE, SILVER, AND GOLD.

RAMSAR art-in-progress

ART PROJECT

Neretva Delta, the cultural and natural abundance of Croatia, reserve appropriated by the Ramsar Convention contains the greatest and most valuable remains of Mediterranean wetlands in Croatia and is one of the few remaining in Europe. The wetland habitat as a diverse ecosystem at the pathway of permanent water surfaces and dry land always had a significant part in the development of civilization as they foremost developed in the river valleys and floodplains* (...)

This is permanent logging of the chosen kiteboarders who have touched the Neretva Delta and became its devotees enjoying the beauty and the intact nature.