How Can We Design with a Multi-Species Mindset Towards Regenerative Practices?
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In this chapter Julia Lohmann introduces key insights she gained through her practice and practice-led research in multi-species design over the past twenty years, illustrated by auto-ethnographic case studies. They range from context sensitivity, process led immersion, reflection and enabling discourses to rethinking our bodies as eco-systems. Lohmann encourages thinking further at the fringes of disciplines and beyond anthropocentric comfort zones, introduces how materials may enable time-based reflections, the importance of bodily engagements, transdisciplinary ruminations and co-speculation, her view of materials as muses and methods, and her framework on fostering knowing, caring and acting. Each of these aspects, she hopes, can nudge us to reflect more, connect further, instil care in ourselves and others and help us embrace a multispecies mindset and a widened understanding of our multispecies selves.Description
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Lohmann, J 2024, How Can We Design with a Multi-Species Mindset Towards Regenerative Practices? in A Poikolainen Rosén, A Salovaara, A Botero & M L Juul Søndergaard (eds), More-Than-Human Design in Practice . 1 edn, Routledge, London, pp. 162-179. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003467731-15