Annual Theme: Leveraging Design Thinking for the Implementation of Responsible Robotics Date: November 10-11, 2026 Venue: Inamori Hall, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan As technological progress consistently outpaces traditional legislative processes, there is an urgent need for “compliance by design” in … read more
Burak: Hello Lisa and Del, it’s a pleasure to meet you. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me about Rat-ical Justice and your work with urban rats, “the most loathed, abhorred, revulsive creatures,” as you aptly describe. … read more
Puutarha — wayfinding through shared experiencing with plants The relationships between plants are complex. They share space, shade, food and water, and thrive in conditions they have evolved with over millennia. Their growth and continuity is dependent on coexistence. When … read more
How can research take shape as stories that matter, that can be felt, sensed and performed? Who and what can be(come) storytellers in our research? How do we grasp our own implicatedness in the topics we are researching, while addressing … read more
The give and take of living with others The summercamp takes place at a scout camp in Hvalsø, Denmark, surrounded by the Bidstrup Forest. Here, we connect with the local ecosystem and its companion species, grounding our explorations in place-specific … read more
Rethinking data and data practices through Pheno-data (ontology) and Pheno-fication (epistemology) for a good planetary life In the session, Youngsil Lee will introduce an ecological data practice grounded in knowing ecological data (embodied, relational and situated), being in more-than-human entanglements (social, technological, and natural), and … read more
Tidal Time – A participatory drawing method on multispecies time, field sketching, and posthuman thinking. This method has been developed by Katerina Inglezaki based on her work on multispecies ethnography and cartography. Agenda (~90 min) In this workshop, Katerina Inglezaki introduces tidalectic … read more
We live on a mountain, at the end of the road, out of the way but in the middle of it all. The top of the mountain consists of olive groves, vineyards, a botanical garden with fruit trees, vegetable gardens, … read more
Interspecies What can architecture tell us about the transition from a humanist world to a new posthuman paradigm? And, on the other hand, what does posthumanism reveal about the architecture we create? This book documents a research process surrounding these … read more
(Re)present-ing erased More-than-Human bodies through affective methodology 24 February, 16:00 CET Agenda (~90 min) The presenters: Dr Moniek Driesse works at the intersection of research-creation, critical heritage, and environmental justice, and is currently based at University of Antwerp’s Cultural Heritage … read more