WORLDLINESS | ÊTRE AU MONDE

Worldliness / Être au Monde challenges anew various cultural landscapes encountered during previous Scapethical inquiries through the lens of secular environmental humanities.

Overlooked environmental dynamics will be scrutinized from the notion of Worldlines ; “being present in the world” developed Edward W. Said alongside its post-colonial critical apparatus, which is becoming a crucial tool in current aberrations.

Working along the indigenous engineering blossoming, countering the global north’s environmental imperialism of design, management, and perception of global south biospheres, we take a critical look at the connected political ecology of the regions observed.

Our Political Philosophy of Landscape identify the model transfer of ethics at the core of most ecological debates revitalising timeless Just Design.