Pluriversal Topologies

We tend to take landscapes for granted. They make up the surface we walk upon. Art and science have both (re-)discovered them as a subject, finding new ways of developing societal contexts through spaces previously unmapped beyond their geography. We are also interested in the interaction between human and non-human actors, in investigating specific cultural landscapes (e.g., sacred regions), and in exploring how an art biennale might contribute to the development of a rural area.