On new seasons and constructed infertility
<p>In the third episode of <em>Aridity Lines</em>, Cooking Sections (artists Alon Schwabe and Daniel Fernandez Pascual) delve into their research on climate emergency and its effects on human eating patterns, which they deploy to examine “systems that organize the world,” as they describe it. We focus on their long-term project <em>Climavore</em>, started in 2015, and their recent explorations of shifting seasons and regions in the Mediterranean area for their recent exhibition <em>Seasons Made to Drift</em> at SALT Beyoğlu, Istanbul. We discuss the relationship between climate change, aridity and fertility, water buffalos and their watering routes, bird language in northern Turkey, and the Mediterraneanization of the Black Sea.</p>
Host: Reem Shadid
Guests: Cooking Sections, Alon Schwabe, Daniel Fernández Pascual
Voiceover: Jinane Chaaya
Sound Editor: Moe Choucair
Producers: María Montero Sierra
Part of: Aridity Lines