This PhD project investigates how artistic practices can reshape (or ‘compose’) attention toward peatlands as living entities through embodied experience, sensory technologies and ecological storytelling, supporting more relational approaches to restoration and climate justice.

The Just Art Framework provides a lens, a roadmap, and concrete strategies to raise awareness and develop art-driven actions towards climate justice.

This postdoctoral project aims to enhance understanding of the challenges and affordances of transdisciplinary artistic research, focusing on how it can help re-story rurban patterns and foster just climate futures.

This doctoral project addresses the concept of biodiversity justice from the perspective of digital media and speculative/immersive futures.

This doctoral project will “re-story” land-water relationships and potential rurban futures through the development of situated narratives that include more-than-human perspectives.

Through artistic and arts-based approaches, this project helps shaping conditions for regenerative production of life-sustaining goods, helping entrepreneurs restore nature and support communities.

Er is geen kunst aan (There is no skill involved) designs training and professional-development material for secondary education aimed at cross-curricular work with bio-based materials.

How can theater and performance practices in the Dutch Caribbean enact multispecies justice through critical and decolonial reimaginings of other-than-human subjectivities?

How can attending to the lives of coastal entities, such as seaweed, wool, and silt, reshape imaginaries of just material transitions?

How can creative data visualization and art‑based communication reveal and advance climate‑justice perspectives on the functions and values of different forms of water in small island states?