The Social Nurse and her team open the nursing station to counter digital distance in an increasingly isolated, technology-driven world. In the consultation room, conversations, workshops, and exchanges cultivate real human connection, inviting participants to pause and reconnect.
The Nursing Station
Loneliness, care, and connection – these are the core themes of the project. The Social Nurse and her team open the nursing station, a performative installation that shows how technology and individualism affect our contact with others. In an increasingly distant society, it is urgent to create new ways to meet and connect. Visitors enter a space that invites them to pause, reflect on their social habits and digital use, and experience the power of small moments of attention.
The Consultation Room
In the consultation room, the Social Nurse team guides visitors through conversations, workshops, and exchanges. They ask questions, listen, offer support, and invite reflection on personal social patterns and digital habits. The interactive moments are designed to encourage presence, to experiment with contact and closeness, and to experience how small gestures can carry meaning. It is not about solutions, but about attention and discovering new ways to connect with others.
A recipe for deeper connection
The work is rooted in personal experiences, reflections, and observations, and demonstrates that even small moments of contact can be meaningful. The project inspires new ways of coming together, shows how collective care can take shape, and invites participants to reconnect with one another and with the community.