Summary: <p>Think about eco-poetics as not just a focus on degraded soil, air and water, but vibrational absence. When a species leaves the planet, they take everything with them. Their heartbeat, their flutter, their footfalls, their hooves. In the past 50 years, the planet has seen a 60% loss of all the wildlife. We've recently found out that we've lost 50% of the coral reefs in that time. Europe has lost 75% of its flying insects. I immediately started making rituals to create a place of extreme present. That's the purpose of what I do. And, when I am doing these rituals -- translate into all art forms.</p> <p>"Each morning a blue jay screams at the edge of the clear cut forest<br> I scream with her at the bleeding stumps<br> Scream inside something borrowed like ocean, like skin<br> I want to see before I die a mink wearing a human scarf..."</p> <p>– CA Conrad</p><p>Special Guest: CA Conrad.</p>
