Entangled Ecologies (E2) is a dynamic framework and a platform for applied cosmoecological research — a space for thinking, working, and building alongside the people, ideas, and practices that take seriously the entanglement of ecological, cosmological, political, and existential questions. E2 does not aim to settle these complexities into a single model or method; it aims to stay in relation with them, letting the work take shape through sustained inquiry rather than a predetermined structure.

My research-creation practice is deeply interdisciplinary – deploying an idiosyncratic array of methods and approaches to understand the complex nature of reality, the contemporary context, and explore various forms of collaborative world-making, adaptation, and flourishing at the edges of current systems.

“Ecology and cosmology are knotted in a common story, forming a cosmoecology of multiple beings, gods, animals, humans, living, and dead, each bearing the consequences of the others’ ways of living and dying” (Despret and Meuret 2016).

My work is also exploratory: seeking opportunities for adaptive divergence through collaborative reworlding by probing the edges and cracks of the contemporary. I’m also inspired by anthropologist Arturo Escobar’s (2020) proposition that “realities are plural and always in the making, and that this has profound political consequences.” The results aggregate into an idiosyncratic archive of open learning and experimentation.

“The cosmo-ecological challenge is to collectively draw sufficient strength and imagination from difference to learn how to think, nourish, and re-inhabit these endangered worlds” (Bruun Jensen 2022).

Through local projects, essays, art, case studies, music, and interviews I explore meaningful ways of living and dying together that are otherwise to the dominant and degenerative systems of our times.

Further Reading:

• X-Life in the Back Loop (2022)
• On Feral Philosophy (2020)
• Global Weirding and Deep Adaptation (2018)

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