1pm: Lunch by Fresh Stalls with produce from local regenerative farmers
Part 2: Creative attempts to represent the pluriverse
2.30-4pm: Creative attempts to represent the pluriverse Francesco Martone and Rosa Jijón (A4C), Harpo ‘t Hart (Embassy of the North Sea), and Roberta Bosu (Antarctic Rights), moderation: Aria Spinelli
Drawing on the Rights of Nature movement, speakers and discussants revisit the principle of harmonious coexistence through A4C’s artistic production, and ongoing campaigns by Embassy of the North Sea and and Antarctic Rights to recognise the rights of the North Sea and Antarctica as legal entities, thereby challenging dominant paradigms of environmental governance, while proposing a shift from anthropocentric to ecocentric legal frameworks.
Performing and reenacting legal documents that recognise the rights of nature;, imagining ecosystems as queer entities through a feminist and decolonial approach;, reframing representation as a call to imagine a future where nature has standing — not symbolically but legally, politically, and poetically. These and other topics will be explored in a dialogue between A4C, Embassy of the North Sea and Antarctic Rights, where artistic production and creative communication blend with a shared commitment to shift from anthropocentrism to a biocentric paradigm as a key answer to the current civilizational crisis.
4.30pm: Presentation of the Confluence of European Waterbodies (Christiane Bosman, Embassy of the North Sea) |