Project dates: 01/11/2020 - Ongoing
‘KNOWING Araucaria cunninghamii’ follows one species of the ancient Araucariaceae family that is endemic to the unceded Aboriginal lands now known as South East Queensland. Araucaria cunninghamii plays a pivotal role in European colonisation and ongoing settlement of Meanjin/Brisbane and surrounds, valued as it is for the characteristics and properties of it’s timber that is known colloquially as hoop pine. A long duration research and cumulative project, ‘KNOWING Araucaria cunninghamii’ is attentive to the species deep entanglements with/in differing geographical, industrial, historical, ecological, technical, and cultural onto-epistemologies. The research is intended to be conveyed and articulated iteratively through multi-modal practices.
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- Turner, Jane, Seevinck, Jen, Krauth, Alinta, Tweeddale, Anna, Sheikh, Hira, Gonsalves, Kavita, Armstrong, Keith, Pedersen, Courtney, Haynes, Rachael, King-Smith, Leah, et al. (2021) Transitioning towards Sustainable Futures: More than human futures: Data Wall Exhibition. Transitioning towards Sustainable Futures: School of Design Inaugural Learning & Teaching Symposium in cooperation with QUT Design Lab & More-than-Human Futures Research Group.
