Disruptive Degrowth: A Repository of Southern Ecosystems
<p>Is degrowth an absolute term?</p> <p>As a multidisciplinary team our intention is to question how the concept of degrowth is understood in, and embodied across, the spatial practices of ecosystems in sub-Saharan Africa.</p> <p>Envisioned as an unconventional spatial experience allowing for multiple readings, the dynamic and interactive installation will offer the audience access to a collection of novel case studies. By challenging the reading of the South through the divisive lens of the colonial theodolite, the project presents a living atlas, a learning tool that subverts established modes of conceiving degrowth as an easily transported, translated, and imposed paradigm.</p>
Authors: Hunguta Collective
Contributors: Tomà Berlanda, Nerea Amoros Elorduy, Khensani de Klerk, Tao Klitzner, Scott Lloyd, Sunniva Viking
Part of: Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth