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| Machine Wilderness: new ecosystems where environment & technology co-exist, in which humans are less central | Machine Wilderness: new ecosystems where environment & technology co-exist, in which humans are less central | ||
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| === Theun Karelse === | === Theun Karelse === | ||
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| Designing towards cohabitation & intimacy | Designing towards cohabitation & intimacy | ||
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| === Erik de Jong === | === Erik de Jong === | ||
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| * it isn’t so obvious to understand what is missing from our landscapes (e.g. missing elephants in EU forests; indigenous farming in America - to Europeans it looked like wilderness) | * it isn’t so obvious to understand what is missing from our landscapes (e.g. missing elephants in EU forests; indigenous farming in America - to Europeans it looked like wilderness) | ||
| * First: find out how you as a person connect with a landscape; feeling the sweat and pain of the landscape (observe, then interact) | * First: find out how you as a person connect with a landscape; feeling the sweat and pain of the landscape (observe, then interact) | ||
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