Onomatopee nov 2026 (3 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Remapping the world through water--what centering the key to life on our planet can do to transform our geopolitical thinkingWater flows through our lives as sustenance, border, danger and witness. Whereas geography--the writing of the earth--has long underpinned the frameworks of geopolitics, hydrography is here proposed as an alternative lens: a fluid cartography through which common desires, shared struggles and transnational solidarities can be reimagined. Thus, Hydrographies flows between water's political, ecological and cosmological dimensions, illustrated through contemporary visual art and moving image practices. These engage water as a contested site, revealing how rivers, oceans and aquifers are mobilized in struggles over land, sovereignty and survival. Across conversations, essays and artistic contributions, the book moves through colonial infrastructures, hydropolitical regime and submerged histories, while also engaging ancestral knowledge, ecological grief and collective imagination.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Leading voices in art, philosophy and technology explore how self-determination triumphs against surveillance capitalismPublished with DATAS Consortium. This book confronts one of the potentially most defining struggles of the coming decades: the battle for sovereignty in an age when data and computation have risen above the law and impact human agency on unprecedented levels.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - From amaranth to breadfruit, rye and oil palm--trace the ecological, historical, sociopolitical and visual histories of plants from the ancient world to the AnthropocenePublished with Discipline. How do the life cycles, connotations and uses of the same plant species change from place to place, or across time Growing out of the Food Art Research Network and its research symposium in Helsinki in August of 2026, Follow the Plants is conceived as an expanded invitation to walk with plants through histories, growing seasons, metabolic cycles, literature, archives and collective ritual. It brings together artworks, dialogues, essays and musical scores as examples of and prompts for collective research. By putting these approaches in correspondence, Follow the Plants demonstrates how stories, knowledge systems and critical methodologies can inform and transform one another. It creates a dynamic field of research where storytelling is analysis, transforming what counts as knowledge and how it can be dispersed.…