​Sediment Sessions throughout the festival provided time and space for information, impressions and ideas to settle—like sediments in water. Participants were invited to capture the inputs whirling around in their heads in their Sediment Notepads, through writing, drawing, or whatever medium was chosen. On the first day of the festival, after the first session, participants were invited to join a reflection walk along the Spree river to the Humboldt Forum. Participants exchanged with one another, or took  time to let the information settle. On the second day of the festival, the session offered space for personal reflections to sediment experiences and information of the festival and the two world café sessions. What has stayed, what feels relevant? Through meditative embodiment prompts, various forms of knowledge transfer and memory were addressed. Participants were invited to react to the day and bridge the accumulated knowledges and stories. In small groups, there was a time to share and reflect: How do new insights transform the personal approach or perspective and how might they inform future projects?