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THE ACT OF FILTERING through/in/with weeds AS A PRACTICE at the EPA…
THE ACT OF FILTERING
through/in/with
weeds
AS A PRACTICE
at the EPA
Ways of Working
Embodied Fieldwork
(always a "meeting" with the feral landscape)
a shared space
through somatization
(to engage kinesthetic experience directly)
through voice
through visualization
(utilizes visual imagery
to evoke a kinesthetic experience
through radical care practices
through movement
through gardening
through touch
through open awereness
through sensing and feeling
through collecting plants, seeds etc
always a
"multi-sensorial "narrowing
" down with conscious or unconscious focus, intent, present, concentration, intuition what "senses" are more in "play"
This Narrowed Focus becomes Data
What Data accumlates from Filtering as a Practice?
Embodied Personal
Patterned Repeatable therefore can
be "compared" or collected over time
Remembered
Appreciated
Recalled
EPA SCORES
and
SITUATIONS
in form of Instruction, Variables,Intents to allow for Re-Pattering how we perceive
to open up for unknown, overlooked data
Change Expectation of the Observation/Experiments
Scores Play with Time, Quality, Senses (limit the obvious to allow other to be stronger), Body in Relation to the Subject (Space)
Touch
Taste
Smell
Movement (Kinesthesia)
Proprioception
Sight
Hearing
Weeds Teachings
borders are catalyst for diverse life.
walls can not keep weeds out
there is not waste only life
Remnants of the past always rise to the surface.
Strength and vulnerability in horizontal networks.
The need for a mother patch
healing and communication through mutualism
Symbiotic survival mechanism
Hybridzation is necessary and beautiful.
There is no clean genotypes left
All land has been disturbed.
Disturbance ecologies can be possibility.
you can learn their language but it is not your language