Artists seem naturally to cross disciplinary lines but it is refreshing when scientists and thinkers do this too. A website called Worldly highlights an article by Audra Mitchell a thinker into global environmental ethics. She, states that she is not bound by any medium, and she puts forward that multiple registers of meaning and visual images can help to crystalise the enormities of environmental phenomena. Imagery can make ideas about difficult subjects more thinkable or imaginable.

Many other knowledge systems interpret the term “extinction” itself as the breaking of relationships, laws and protocols between groups of humans and other beings. By learning from Indigenous communities that are engaged in repairing these relationships, Mitchell hopes to highlight alternative responses to address global extinction.

https://worldlyir.wordpress.com/

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