An experimental research and practice platform developed in collaboration with the University of California, Santa Cruz, it critically examines the interconnected social, ecological, and cultural conditions of territories marked by rupture, tension, and instability—whether driven by infrastructure development, environmental change, or sociopolitical forces.
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