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Fieldwork for Future Ecologies (Onomatopee 225, 2022) argues art practice and art-based research can radically expand the concept of "fieldwork" beyond its conventional scientific framing, positioning creative and speculative methodologies as essential tools for environmental and climate inquiry.
Nora Bateson argues that applying static, context-free data to living systems is dangerous. Her concept of warm data contextualises information through relationships and interconnection, as an alternative to reductionist measurement. Spans ecology, healthcare, food systems, and education.
Coins new words for our emotional relationship with place and the natural world, from solastalgia to topophilia, arguing we need richer language for what we stand to lose