The aesthetic dimension of soil colour.
Soil as a living canvas
The aesthetic dimension of soil colour.
Re/imagining intercultural collaboration, through rice
Soil paintings by Liina’s Klauss
How do we negotiate shared space with intelligent others who have their own needs and patterns? by Dr Britta Boyer
How to join this community rather than manage it as a resource?
Reverse knowledge exchange infrastructure
Why does a living lexicon matter for regenerative co-design? This living systems Design Lexicon bridges agricultural wisdom with design practice for regenerative, intercultural co-design. Our project looks specifically at post-harvest rice waste interventions, and this field vocabulary becomes a tool for re/worlding through a community-authored lexicon that prevents extractive approaches by helping designers recognise that […]
Kinship through Rice is theoretically grounded in relational and feminist approaches to knowledge-making. Donna Haraway’s (2016) work in feminist techno-science provides a critical materialist lens for exploring re/worlding that is asking not just what futures we imagine, but who is doing the imagining and from what relationships. Haraway’s attention to how connections between humans and […]