AGROPOL

AGROPOL is a multidisciplinary artist collective whose practice spans visual art, sound, and immersive installations. Drawing inspiration from ecological science, folklore, and the shifting boundaries between rural and urban landscapes, AGROPOL creates work that investigates human relationships with natural and built environments. The collective is known for merging field recordings, found objects, and digital media into thought-provoking installations that evoke a sense of place while questioning sustainability, memory, and collective responsibility.

Since its founding in 2018, AGROPOL has exhibited across Europe and North America, and often collaborates with community organizations, agricultural workers, and scientists to imbue their projects with lived experience and localized knowledge. Their work has been featured in galleries, festivals, and alternative spaces, gaining recognition for its evocative storytelling and innovative use of materials. By blending grassroots engagement with contemporary art practices, AGROPOL continues to forge new ways of imagining the intersections between culture, environment, and future ecologies.