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An academic and artist exploring global environmental change and provisionality in architectural thinking and practice, who convenes the Culture and Climate Change research and engagement framework.

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Psychic numbing: keeping hope alive in a world of extinctions
"It would help all of us, and the cause of the world’s species, if we think more granularly."
From bats to human lungs, the evolution of a coronavirus
"It has spent thousands of years evolving to get where it is. We’re now just rushing to catch up."
The dual status of cats as both predator and companion requires a new ecology
"Unlike other companion species, the cat maintains liminal status as both a domestic and a wild animal."
Poetic activism – painting a picture
"The words were a micro-version of themselves I suppose – they created a slightly different world for me to inhabit."

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