Events

Resisting Extinction offers practices for living and dying together on, in and with a damaged earth.

Resisting Extinction invites us to look around and notice what we are losing. Together our bodies live inside this ecological crisis. This ecological crisis is an identity crisis. Everything is shifting. Recognizing grief as a legitimate response to this multi-species mass extinction. It is a vital step to expanding our understanding of what it means to be alive in this swiftly transforming moment. We can’t rely on models that perpetuate this crisis. We need to practice embodied knowing to repair our relational field with this more-than-human world. This is an opportunity to move collectively towards creating more ecologies of reciprocity. We must hone our skills. To improvise, to play, to experiment, to be receptive, to be in the unknown and trust we have resources in our bodies to negotiate, survive, and thrive.

We gather onsite and invite the audience to take part in :

– weather walk; an intimate journey where we transform our small talk about the weather.

– in the missing the landscape comes alive, haunted by critically endangered multi-species beings.

– dying and decomposing practices into the land and sea, allow us to collectively practice for potential climate realities.