--empyre- soft-skinned space--Thank you for the post, Yi; it's wonderful to hear more about your project!
I didn't intend to insist on "the idea of human perception as a reference
point for defining and categorizing nature" in my questioning. I was only
trying to respond
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Happy June, everyone! Thanks for starting off the discussion. My
apologies for joining later in the week.
I am an interdisciplinary artist who works with community stories,
interactive installations and soundscapes. My ongoing project, "
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Thanks Yi! This is a great project, and I admire your shift "back onto the
intrinsic ecological functions and relationships of an ecosystem as a
whole." I guess what I was trying to ask is whether our turn to the
nonhuman actually dislocates
--empyre- soft-skinned spaceempyre- soft-skinned space--
Thanks Patrick, Natasha, and Selmin for such thoughtful questions to
introduce this fascinating new field!
Murat - you were reading my mind! I agree that it's curious that the
discu
--empyre- soft-skinned space--"I am interested in the sound connection too. I wonder if there is a
discourse of sensitivity in the attempts to make us more perceptive to the
vitality of plants through sound, vibration, and movement. In films
like *Upstream
Colour*, a par
