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Entangled Materialities : Caring for soil communities at glass industry sites
This paper discusses craft and design practices through their impact on the environment. We consider how to act concerning the consequences of the craft and design industry. Also, we reflect on the agency of our field of practice in changing how we perceive the environment. We present three case studies of the European glass industry sites in Sweden, Italy and Finland, where we study contamination of the soil with participatory, speculative and craft methods. Through these cases, we reflect on our role in soil communities and ask how we may act in them with responsibility, hope and care. We conclude by proposing to act locally, to share our practices and make them visible, expanding our situated, personal skills and knowledge towards the political. ; This paper discusses craft and design practices through their impact on the environment. We consider how to act concerning the consequences of the craft and design industry. Also, we reflect on the agency of our field of practice in changing how we perceive the environment. We present three case studies of the European glass industry sites in Sweden, Italy and Finland, where we study contamination of the soil with participatory, speculative and craft methods. Through these cases, we reflect on our role in soil communities and ask how we may act in them with responsibility, hope and care. We conclude by proposing to act locally, to share our practices and make them visible, expanding our situated, personal skills and knowledge towards the political.
Entangled Materialities : Caring for soil communities at glass industry sites
This paper discusses craft and design practices through their impact on the environment. We consider how to act concerning the consequences of the craft and design industry. Also, we reflect on the agency of our field of practice in changing how we perceive the environment. We present three case studies of the European glass industry sites in Sweden, Italy and Finland, where we study contamination of the soil with participatory, speculative and craft methods. Through these cases, we reflect on our role in soil communities and ask how we may act in them with responsibility, hope and care. We conclude by proposing to act locally, to share our practices and make them visible, expanding our situated, personal skills and knowledge towards the political. ; This paper discusses craft and design practices through their impact on the environment. We consider how to act concerning the consequences of the craft and design industry. Also, we reflect on the agency of our field of practice in changing how we perceive the environment. We present three case studies of the European glass industry sites in Sweden, Italy and Finland, where we study contamination of the soil with participatory, speculative and craft methods. Through these cases, we reflect on our role in soil communities and ask how we may act in them with responsibility, hope and care. We conclude by proposing to act locally, to share our practices and make them visible, expanding our situated, personal skills and knowledge towards the political.
Entangled Materialities : Caring for soil communities at glass industry sites
Latva-Somppi , Riikka (author) / Mäkelä , Maarit (author) / Lindström, Kristina (author) / Ståhl, Åsa (author)
2021-05-10
FormAkademisk; Vol. 14 No. 2 (2021): Proceedings of BICCS 2021 - Biennial International Conference for the Craft Sciences. Special Issue ; FormAkademisk; Vol 14 Nr. 2 (2021): Proceedings of BICCS 2021 - Biennial International Conference for the Craft Sciences. Special Issue ; 1890-9515
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Soil , Craft and Design , Aftermath , Glass industry , Care
DDC:
710
Entangled Materialities : Caring for soil communities at glass industry sites
| BASE | 2021
Entangled Materialities : Caring for soil communities at glass industry sites
| BASE | 2021
| Wiley | 2011