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Pocket 1: Lost bodies
Combien d’échelles de temps ta vie traverse-t-elle ?
How many time scales does your life pass through?
“un futur possible qui se reconnecterait à notre passé le plus ancien” (Golnaz Behrouznia Golnaz Behrouznia, Dissimilarium 0.2, 2021. )
D Mitriy, Almost Terraformed Mars (2007). Creative Commons license Share Alike 3.0
Nous sommes dans les nuages, rêvant de lieux inconnus.
bodies“Les planètes sont des corps, mais sont-elles des êtres ?” (Annick Bureaud Annick Buread’s website, including publications and project archive. )
Nous sentons dans notre propre chair qu’être ensemble sur cette planète n’est pas donné.
“How do we return biometric data that doesn’t come from a single place? How do we restore a trace of flesh and bones, placesmeasured from space, across multiple locations, networks, and time scales?” (Baden Pailthorpe Adam Goodes and Baden Pailthorpe, Ngapulara Ngarngarnyi Wirra, 2022 )
Adam Goodes and Baden Pailthorpe, Wirra on Adnyamathanha Yarta (2024). Baden Pailthorpe, Rematriement spéculatif après la surveillance par satellite: vers la souveraineté des données indigènes, 2024. Copyright and courtesy of the artists.
Reading material
Golnaz Behrouznia, Dissimilarium 0.2, 2021.
Annick Buread’s website, including publications and project archive.
Adam Goodes and Baden Pailthorpe, Ngapulara Ngarngarnyi Wirra, 2022
Robin R. R. Gray, “Rematriation: Ts’msyen Law, Rights of Relationality, and Protocols of Return,” Native American and Indigenous Studies, Volume 9, Issue 1, Spring 2022, pp. 1-27. Courtesy of Carrying Our Ancestors Home.
Baden Pailthorpe, Rematriement spéculatif après la surveillance par satellite: vers la souveraineté des données indigènes, 2024.
Chris Pak, Terraforming: Ecopolitical Transformations and Environmentalism in Science Fiction, Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2026.
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