Warm welcome to our upcoming event “~ vode su život ~ apilji sunt vijaca ~ waters are life ~ Reflecting on de-extractivist poetics in solidarity with the (semi-)periphery”: The Eco- and Bioart Lab hybrid seminar with Dr mirko nikolić. The seminar, forming part of the event series LITHIC ECOLOGIES, takes place on 15th February at…

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~ vode su život ~ apilji sunt vijaca ~ waters are life ~Reflecting on de-extractivist poetics in solidarity with the (semi-)periphery: EBL seminar with Dr mirko nikolić 

Warm welcome to our upcoming event “~ vode su život ~ apilji sunt vijaca ~ waters are life ~ Reflecting on de-extractivist poetics in solidarity with the (semi-)periphery”: The Eco- and Bioart Lab hybrid seminar with Dr mirko nikolić.

The seminar, forming part of the event series LITHIC ECOLOGIES, takes place on 15th February at 15:15-17:00 CET in the room TEMCAS, Tema building, Campus Valla, Linköping, and on Zoom.

In order to join the seminar remotely, please make sure to REGISTER: https://bit.ly/47PD2kZ

~ vode su život ~ apilji sunt vijaca ~ waters are life ~
Reflecting on de-extractivist poetics in solidarity with the (semi-)periphery

Abstract:

The lecture-performance emerges from mirko nikolić’s artistic research project centring environmental in/justice in the Balkans. The research followed the current wave of expansion of “nature resource” industries from the perspective of social movements contesting these new/old forms of extractivism, the violent mechanisms of the international division of wealth and labour, and the associated eco-social impacts. The performances alongside the impacted waterways and communities examine the possibilities and limits of a knowledge and cultural practice to weave a joint narrative of collective manual labours of environmental and climate justice. The research project tries to methodologically and epistemically re(con)figure the positionality of situated knowledge production by a diasporic subjectivity in transnationalist solidarity with communities in the European semi-periphery and with the Most Affected Peoples and Areas.

The project was supported by Vetenskapsrådet grant for artistic research, and it was hosted at the Institute for Culture and Society at Linköping University (2020-23).

Bio:
mirko nikolić is a cultural and knowledge worker and environmental justice organiser. mirko often works in collaborative constellations, primarily through place-specific performance, in combination with text, sound and image. Originally from post-Yugoslavian space, now lives and works in Stockholm. Holds a PhD in Arts & Media Practice from the University of Westminster.

Image included in the poster: ~ vode su život ~ apilji sunt vijaca ~ waters are life ~ (2023-) / mirko nikolić, Duško Jelen et al.

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