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Leonardo | 2014

RE-IMAGINING UTOPIAS: THE BAT/HUMAN PROJECT

Keith M. Armstrong

The making of the modern world has long been fuelled by utopian images that are blind to ecological reality. Botanical gardens are but one example - who typically portray themselves as miniature, isolated ‘edens on earth’, whereas they are now in many cases self-evidently also the vital ‘lungs’ of crowded cities, as well as critical habitats for threatened biodiversity. In 2010 the ‘Remnant Emergency Art lab’ set out to question utopian thinking through a creative provocation called the ‘Botanical Gardens ‘X-Tension’ - an imagined city-wide, distributed, network of ‘ecological gardens’ suited to both bat and human needs, in order to ask, what now needs to be better understood, connected and therefore ultimately conserved.


Creative Industries Faculty | 2003

Towards an Ecosophical Praxis of New Media Space design

Keith M. Armstrong


Creative Industries Faculty | 2009

Sustaining the sustainable? Developing a practice and problem-led new media praxis

Keith M. Armstrong


Creative Industries Faculty | 2006

Towards a Connective and Ecosophical New Media Art Practice

Keith M. Armstrong


Creative Industries Faculty | 2010

The sun gives without ever receiving

Keith M. Armstrong


Creative Industries Faculty | 2009

Knowmore (House of Commons)

Keith M. Armstrong; Chris Barker; Luke Lickfold; Darren Pack; Stuart Lawson


The Fibreculture Journal | 2005

Intimate Transactions: The Evolution of an Ecosophical Networked Practice

Keith M. Armstrong


Creative Industries Faculty | 2004

Investigating Ecological Subjectivity: Intimate Transactions (Shifting Dusts)

Keith M. Armstrong


The Fibreculture Journal | 2017

FCJ-211 Embodying a Future for the Future: Creative Robotics and Ecosophical Praxis

Keith M. Armstrong


Archive | 2017

Eremocene (age-of-loneliness)

Keith M. Armstrong; Luke Lickfold; Matthew Davis

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Gavin J. Sade

Queensland University of Technology

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Roger T. Dean

University of Western Sydney

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