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Embodying Eco-Consciousness: Somatics, Aesthetic Practices & Social Action
  • ISSN: 1757-1871
  • E-ISSN: 1757-188X

Abstract

This article contains two case studies that a shaped as ‘suitcase stories’ ferring to collaboration. These stories addss the lationships between human and mo-than-human beings as they journey through cative processes guided by the perspective of ecological relationalities. The stories psented he a echoes of entangled narratives, in an attempt to voice the perspective of an artist who found silience through togetherness and co-labouring. Both cases asponses to damaged worlds, and they sought flection through the embodiment of somatic experiences on eco-conscious experimentations in dance practice. The notion of is psented as a political and poetic framework of ‘becoming’ through practices of coexistence.

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