Cycles of Discussion, Circulation of Images
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2018
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06 - Presentation
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Karolina Sobecka (karolinasobecka.com) and Jamie Allen (jamieallen.com) are
collaborating researchers, part of a research group interested in environmental
humanities, art, design and science at the Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst
FHNW in Basel, and associated with the media arts production facilities at the
Critical Media Lab Basel. We are artist-researchers who often manifest our work
as artworks, events and through mediums other than text-based publications,
while writing and publications focus on the relationships between aesthetics,
knowledge and environment (Allen 2017). Methodologically this work and
research often encounters interdisciplinary collectives as a means of evoking,
reflecting and understanding communities of practice (Allen et. al 2011) and
attempts to devise alternative representations of these. Our current project and
focus is on exploring the ways that climate science and planetary magnitude
technologies are represented, deliberated and thought about in science,
engineering on through policy, governance, technology and popular media.
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16th Swiss Geoscience Meeting
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Allen, J., & Sobecka, K. (2018). Cycles of Discussion, Circulation of Images. 16th Swiss Geoscience Meeting. https://doi.org/10.26041/fhnw-4541