The focus of these studies is to foster artistic, cultural, environmental, and embodied practices that engage with revising narratives and addressing imbalanced power relations between humans and more-than-humans, while actualizing the concepts of nature, and language.
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The publication about "Planetary Embodiment" was launched in September 2023.
The publication about "Planetary Embodiment" was launched in September 2023.
2. "Sung Territories" is an artistic research group focused on the voice, sonic art and interspecies interactions. The title is a referrence to the work of Vinciane Despret.
3. The "Privilege of Dreaming" is a mobile installation and intersectional learning platform. It explores an interface between art and decentralized knowledge production. This ecosystem functions as a free hub for encounters, critical cultural research, and transdisciplinary exhibitions.
Each activation addresses the challenges, and urgencies of dreaming in a wicked world by acknowledging structural inequalities and sharing resources within and beyond institutional spaces. The project engages with topics of privilege, dreams, autonomy and empathy. This ever changing ecosystem is co created through collective and plural activations.
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4. MUDA (Sprout) is a transdisciplinary art education platform developed between 2018-2019 in São Paulo, Brazil, to inspire ecological awareness through the study of modern and contemporary science in relation to Self and Planetary dimensions.
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5. Self Ecologies is a mobile educational ecosystem, dedicated to expanded approaches to Ecology that support the understanding of humans as nature, in communion with diversities, adversities, and singularities.
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The program is a collaboration between Luïza Luz and the psychologist Luas É-se, founder of @fozgrupo "Center for Training and Research in Care Practices", and was presented as a series of workshops in São Paulo, Brazil, during 2017-2019.
The program is a collaboration between Luïza Luz and the psychologist Luas É-se, founder of @fozgrupo "Center for Training and Research in Care Practices", and was presented as a series of workshops in São Paulo, Brazil, during 2017-2019.
