FIELD FLUX is a transdisciplinary art and research collective founded by Inês Barros, Tuçe Erel, and Julian Rieken, investigating gestures of grounding through sonic excavation, ecological attunement and multispecies coexistence. Exploring what listening, as a methodology, can amplify, the collective moves across soundscapes and geographies, attending to that which extractivism has silenced. They translate research into embodied experience to tell urgencies, holding space for grounded activism, porous resilience, and counter-infrastructures. Treating the field as a critical playground for narration, speculation and futurisms, FIELD FLUX rehearses intentions for an archaeology of now and its possible futures.
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