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A PhD researcher exploring the ways in which encounters with interactive art may offer us different ways of knowing climate change.

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We are nature
"The social contract story is just that: a story, designed to bind people together as citizens."
The coronavirus is rewriting our imaginations
"History is happening now, and it will have happened. So what will we do with that?"
Desire paths
"Worn by the pressure of passing feet, they’re declarations of a kind: there is another way."
Which way to turn?
"Crises — a series of branching paths marked by different signs — are for critics not epochal events but a means of navigating the world."

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