In conversation with
Pietro Autorino, Chiara Siravo, Andrea Bagnato
As Palestinian artist Jumana Manna writes, we strive to ‘imagine alternative/affirmative healing structures that remain, within and beyond current reality, aligned to plant and human life’. Navigating migrant ingredients, refugee seeds and exiled foods, we witness and become aware of extractive strategies, state-making and slow violence.
This conviviality is about non-extractive practices in dispossessed and cohabited landscapes. ‘Survival with’ and “through” food-seeking, composting, conservation and landscape design that together create relational phenomenologies.
This conviviality is about non-extractive practices in dispossessed and cohabited landscapes. ‘Survival with’ and “through” food-seeking, composting, conservation and landscape design that together create relational phenomenologies.