Esch2022 (Bilingual edition)

Name: Esch2022 (Bilingual edition)
Brand: Thames and Hudson (Australia) Pty Ltd
SKU: 9783775752404
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Earthbound: In Dialogue with Nature

Series: European Capital of Culture 2022

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Earthbound - In Dialogue with Nature explores innovative approaches to redefining the relationship between humanity and the ecosystem. This bilingual edition presents a curated collection of visionary works that encourage dialogue and new interactions across political and geographical boundaries, aiming to inspire change in environmental discourse. Created in partnership with HEK, Haus der elektronischen Künste in Basel, and led by curators Sabine Himmelsbach and Boris Magrini, the book showcases how art can open fresh perspectives where conventional strategies have stalled.
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This book will appeal to readers interested in arts and culture, environmental philosophy, digital art, and innovative interdisciplinary approaches to ecological issues.

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Earthbound - In Dialogue with Nature gathers forward-thinking works proposing alternative ways of shaping the complex relationship between human activities and the ecosystem. These visionary approaches emphasize the need for dialogue through new forms of interaction and consciously challenge political and geographical boundaries. They intervene in the current debate to initiate change.

Created in collaboration with HEK, Haus der elektronischen Künste, a young institution from Basel dedicated to digital culture and its new art forms, this exhibition is curated by Sabine Himmelsbach, Director HEK, and Boris Magrini, Head of Program HEK. It demonstrates that precisely where other strategies fail, art can open up new perspectives.