In English. Turkish with simultaneous translation available.

Arazi Assembly (TK) & Topological Atlas (UK, Pakistan)

This panel session will focus on the relationship between research methodologies and artistic research in the realm of more-than-human rights and socio-spatial justice. How is research possible in a fluid and unconditional conflict territory? How artistic phenomenologies may create many ways of knowing and social coexistence? How critical mapping can be used for the testimony of the more-than-human rights violations? How the rights of non-human assemblies in extractive zones can be supported through art and architectural solidarity? How eco-female labour is creating resistance against slow violence? How pastoralist practices are interrupted through territorial control? How patchy anthropocene approach can be combined with artistic research? How to build the archive of Tigris Phenomenologies?