soteria atlas ECOSEMIOTICS RESILIENCE MAPPING

The difficult integration of environmental ethics within our capitalocene is a major obstacle to their revival. It becomes clear after innumerable tries to force native societies to embrace our harmful and unsustainable strategies that it would be better for our compromised ecosystem if we adopted timeless customs and practices. Regretfully, the rejection of an ecological philosophy grounded in nature has led to the creation of an economy that utterly ignores any dialogues with our biospheres, making potential areas of negotiation challenging.

We will examine specific tools for identifying and documenting environmental and social resilience (Soteria) by going over some design inquiries created by Scapethical. These apparatus will illustrate their political landscape philosophy and unique adaptation to ecological upheavals, in biospheric situations that are frequently remote from the harmful exogenous influence, and which will have allowed them to persist and thrive.

The global desire to re-establish ethical relationships with a focus on the peaceful coexistence of humans and non-humans that existed prior to the arrival of our imperialist Modernities is seen in both humanitarian and Lo-Tek design pursuits.