MESH LEAVES III.1-III.4
Over the past few months, participants in our EUniWELL MESH BRIDGES Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing: A Graduate School on Multispecies Conviviality, which took place from October 14 to 19 2024 at the University of Cologne (click here for the report), have been working on publishing their experiences and the results of their creative group work as MESH Leaves. These were presented publicly in the form of a pop-up exhibition at the University of Cologne’s International House on October 19.
We are very pleased that these new MESH Leaves are now complete and available online:
- A Joyful Stroll into Microworlds —Exploring What Remains Unnoticed
By Miriam Eble, Maria Gomes-Mendes, Yoonjung Kim, Silvia Kurr, Anna Palamidessi, Tristan Rayon, and Sara Walther
(with special thanks to Mariagrazia Portera) - Weaving a Patchwork of Life: The Art of Engaging and Repairing in a Multispecies World
By Carmen Armenteros Puchades, Mars Briones, Saskia Castañeda Falcón, Anna Ishchenko, Libero Lenzi Pari, and Leonie Winkler
(with special thanks to Franz Krause) - “Creoling” Residual Spaces
By Yağmur Atlar, Thomas Bartoli, Daniel Gallano, Katrin Klandt, Solveig Orth, Charlotte Poitou-Hamousin
(with special thanks to Jørgen Bruhn) - From Soil to Soil: Weaving a MESH of Place-based Inhabitance
By Saydrina Ann Govender and Julius Malin
(with special thanks to Ingrid Lamminpaa, Tanya Gautam, Noémie Paslier, Phuong Ngoc Dao, and Ola Ståhl)
These MESH Leaves beautifully showcase the fruitful discussions and fascinating results of the collaborative work undertaken by the multi-disciplinary cohort of master’s and doctoral researchers from Cologne, Nantes, Florence and Linnaeus Universities, together with their mentors, during the Autumn Academy. We would like to thank all participants once again for their wonderful work and dedication, and invite anyone interested to take a look at and read through the results.
