Finding the Wild


Lichens
Post-Shelter
Mould Takeover
Don’t shit where you eat
The Mill
Fishing Zone
Compass
1-Stroke-Sugar-Motor
Non-Extractive Mining


Finding the Wild (Jazmin Charalambous & Felix Mohr) make sculpture, performance, and participatory works rooted in ecological research. Their practice moves slowly — through contaminated ground, living organisms, and overlooked materials. They ask what it means to pay attention to the more-than-human world at a time when it is disappearing.

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8. Buckminster Fuller




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           From Earth Inc., 1947Separated from the familiar, confronted with the unfamiliar, and reflexed only by the brain’s mechanical feedback, unthinking humans — not realizing that there are no straight lines, only wavy ones, and not realizing that waves can only be propagated by positive-negative oscillating — find their straight linear strivings forever frustrated by the wave system realities of Universe.


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