Christiane Bosman studied museology, art history and communication management. She has over 15 years of experience in developing cultural interventions in the public domain, with a focus on human non-human relationships since 2019. Previously she co-produced cultural projects in the social domain with a specific focus on public engagement at, among others, SKOR | Foundation Art and Public Domain and TAAK cooperative. As a freelancer she worked for various cultural clients such as Het Nieuwe Instituut (La Biënnale di Venezia and La Triënnale di Milano), Public Art Amsterdam and Stichting Internationale Spinozaprijs. At the Embassy of the North Sea she is public programme director since 2019, also leading the Confluence of European Water Bodies, a network of over 25 grass roots interdisciplinary collectives all over Europe, working on the legal, cultural and political representation of water. Since June 2023 she is also curator at the Ministry for the Future.
