Anthotyping Landscapes - A field guide

Anthotyping Landscapes - A field guideThe Anthotyping Landscapes project explores anthotype as a participatory dyeing technique that can reconnect people with local ecosystems. Anthotype is a technique that uses sunlight to imprint motifs onto fiber. Unlike the more common cyanotype, anthotype uses only plant materials and no harsh chemicals. A mobile makerspace aims to promote dyeing techniques as crafts. Designers Teresa Carvalheira and Freja Nielsen are collaborating with artisan

as a fellow at the Panel on Planetary Thinking in Giessen

founded in 2015 in Basel

showed them the beauty and challenges of navigating two worlds and raised the question what culture actually is

And how could we respect the agency of human beings in precarious positions

Taiwan Travelogue unburies lost colonial histories and deftly reveals how power dynamics inflect our most intimate relationships

collectives

this theoretical research challenges mainstream economic and cultural theories

The first half of the book presents a personal selection of Japanese horror films—particularly within the kaiki eiga tradition (ghost and mystery cinema)—that have deeply influenced Peeters' artistic approach

artist Klara Hobza uses scientific drawings to accompany Markus

from the natural world to “inner worlds” and “time worlds”

but it is “memories of Tattaka” for sure

The conception of the book spread out a cosmogony with its multifaceted imagery