Climate change is a deeply relational problem (cf: Rawes, 2013), it’s aesthetics, politics, impacts, affects and solutions are contested across contexts and ...

Personal data is not only the traces of our actions in the world – contributed, sensed, detected and recorded online, but a yoke that is coming to define eac...

In February 2014 Marina Jirotka and I met as participants at Blast Theory’s annual two day seminar, Act Otherwise. That year’s theme was “The Invisible Hand:...

This post draws together some of the many strands that have led to a new project – “Materialising Data, Embodying Climate Change” – which I have just begun w...

How might our engagement with climate change differ if we could relate to it unhindered by digital screens, tablets and interfaces? We know about our changin...