Resomation of a muskrat

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Resomating a Musk Rat

What happens to our bodies after death? When choosing Resomation as a burial method, the answer is just as fascinating as it might give you the shivers. With resomation, the human body is dissolved...
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Resomation, Saponification and Taxidermy

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Jun 2019
- Still Life 02 - with Sabrina Franken, Amber Veel, Liza Witte and Susanne Duijvestein

Looking for a more eco friendly alternative for burying or cremating a dead body? How about dissolving it? Alkaline hydrolysis – also known as water cremation, aquamation or resomation - was...

Image: Mediamatic Biotoop Anisa Xhomaqi

Visitors at Still Life listening to Liza Witte
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11-11-2019 Susanne Duijvestein interviewed by At5…

Workshop with Susanne Duijvestein It used to be Dutch tradition to make your own shroud, wear it on your wedding night, and put it away until you died. This workshop will enable you to work on...
Image: Sluisdeurenloods, Mediamatic Biotoop Anisa Xhomaqi

26-06-2019 Susanne Duijvestein resomating a…

During our Resomation, Saponification and Taxidermy presentations and Designing Death workshops we observed the meaning of death in our society and looked at sustainable scenarios for the future.
Image: Sluisdeurenloods, Mediamatic Biotoop Anisa Xhomaqi

Susanne Duijvestein introducing the the…
Image: Sluisdeurenloods, Mediamatic Biotoop Anisa Xhomaqi

Guest touching human soap
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Sabrina Franken from funeral company Yarden…

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