Boi Huyen Ngo introduces research into the colonial legacies of the highly toxic herbicide, Agent Orange* - the continual contaminations of landscapes, communities and bodies, before inviting you to join collective embodied interventions for healing and haunting practices in the aftermaths of chemical contamination.

As the situation in Ukraine worsens, the catalog of crimes is growing. Ahmed’s lecture will explore one of its more insidious dimensions, the environmental harm of the Russian invasion in a warming world of widening inequalities.

Food allergy management offers an intriguing case study for understanding the agency of non-human things in our world. In this talk, we will examine the food allergy case and consider broader theoretical and methodological lessons for art and design research.

Artist Kajsa Dahlberg introduces her research into film as an apparatus intertwined with nonhuman modes of life - specifically looking at the role of macro-algae in the history of photography.

Join the participants in Residency 21 ‘Nature Scribbles and Flesh Reads’ as they give short presentations of their practices before opening up for questions and discussion.