On Monday night, DFMI sponsored an event at Dadalab's MeMerMo focused on energy, which included three performances from local sound artists.

This morning, on Day 3, Claire Fitch led another workshop titled "Co/lapse: Lasering Fields," which figured the field as a volume and temporal process, positioning our research as happening within.

Thanks to Rachel for some of these photos!

And DWRL AD Claire Fitch led part two of the workshop: "Distances & Depths" at the Tom Miller dam. We used EMF, hydrophones, thermal imaging, handheld scanners, and microscopes to explore the energetic lifeline of Austin.

We recapped at Mozart's on the river.

On Tuesday morning, DWRL ADs @hannahhopkins.bsky.social and @trentwintermeier.bsky.social led a workshop at the Seaholm Power Plant, which explored the scales required to investigate energy's contours and expose its capacities.

Finally, Dr. Craig Campbell, Associate Professor of Anthropology, delivered our first of two talks: "Retrieving the Solar from the Anus: Mazing Zines to Explore the Banal Energetics of the Sun."

DWRL ADs Claire Fitch and Kimber Harrison led our first workshop, "Kinetic Chaos: (Un)Direction in Motion," which explored chaos not as a disorder to be directed, but as a dynamic, generative force.

@caseyboyle.fail opened up the week on Monday morning, and participants also had the chance to snatch some propulsions in windroom: our first circulation of the week.

And in our second exercise of the week, "Wayfinding: From Nodes to Pathways," participants explored energy and energetic systems as methods for situating fields.

Each assignment is printed out on seed paper, growing into wildflowers.

"Your impulses are their own kinds of energy: follow them."