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Reporting the Delta (e-book)

An Exploration of Climate, Space, and Society Through Archival Documentaries

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> A compelling visual and narrative journey through the ever-changing Dutch Delta
> Combining perspectives from science, art and design, the book presents a holistic view of the societal and spatial impacts of climate change
> With archival documentaries by, among others, Bert Haanstra, George Sluizer and Louis van Gasteren

The Dutch Delta tells the story of constant struggle, resistance and negotiation between land, water and people. It is always in motion – from fluctuating tides and historic floods to flows of global trade and engineering mega works.

In Reporting the Delta, archival documentaries by, among others, Bert Haanstra, Louis van Gasteren, and George Sluizer are used as tools to investigate the transformations of the Dutch Delta. These films capture the ambition of reshaping nature and mastering water’s movements and serve as points of departure for a broader exploration. Through essays, interviews, and visual digests, the book weaves together voices from science, art, and design. The book offers a visual and narrative reflection on the entangled forces of technology, climate, and daily life, resulting in a compelling journey through a Delta in a constant state of adaptation.

With contributions and interviews from, among others, Digna Sinke, Rommy Alberts (Eye Filmmuseum), Fransje Hooimeijer (Delft University of Technology), Floris Paalman, Lia Franken-de Vries, Joost Adriaanse, and Ester van de Wiel (sea -place -work -land).
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authors / editors

Luca Luorio, Sophia Arbara, Carissa Champlin

in collaboration with

Delta Urbanism (TU Delft, Climate Action Programme (TU Delft), Eye Filmmuseum and Archive (Amsterdam)

with support from

TU Delft OPEN Publishing

design

Studio Tint

ISBN

978-94-6208-920-4

publication date

August 2025

availability

expected

language

English

pages

256 p

cover

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