Britta Boyer PhD
Sustainable futures emerge through global conversations, living stories, ecologies, and genealogies. An embedded understanding that geo-political history permeates epistemologies and ontologies and manifests through creative practices such as design. This body of work represents a heuristic and post-activist approach to research that asks social questions about creativity, humankind, and more-than humankind that expand our understanding of the ethical and artistic dimensions of social change through mobility and possibility; moving is knowing.
How can regenerative and decolonising design practices advance freedom and equality through the structures of the social body of society by readdressing the balance of power?
The twelve thematic networks represent an emerging cosmology and worldview born of fieldwork and living experiences of transnational practitioners (some represented in the circle above), that contribute to a recentring of the design knowledge enterprise and how it is currently practiced within education and industry.
