Affective Ecologies is an independent learning environment for observing and experimenting with the affective realities that drive us in relation to design and contemporary ecology.
The program explores affective critical theory and its implications for the worlds of design, architecture, urbanism, and ecology. We know that individuals can study, research, and transform the things to which they are connected. Consequently, this independent course aims to connect participants with the deepest affects of the entity, being, or living thing that seeks to "ecologize." After all, we cannot project a transformation onto the world if we are not in tune with our own affects.
Join these studies in affective theory and contemporary ecology, bridging both the academic and the personal. For more information and registration, visit Formación en Ecologías Afectivas.
