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''Uncovering Inner Worlds'' bridges Art and Social Science to create a reflection between two inner worlds:  
''Uncovering Inner Worlds'' bridges Art and Social Science to create a reflection between two inner worlds:  


* the flow of sensations within a human being, and  
* the flow of sensations within the body, and
* the flow of water within the Earth.
* the flow of water within the Earth.


By depicting the sensations felt exploring the veins of the Earth (cave diving), I want to open a dialogue on how invisible dynamics affect our coexistence. This journey will take place in the heart of marine biodiversity: the Coral Triangle, which bridges the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
By depicting the sensations felt<ref>Hamel Johanne. [https://www.routledge.com/Somatic-Art-Therapy-Alleviating-Pain-and-Trauma-through-Art/Hamel/p/book/9780367903237 Somatic Art Therapy. Alleviating Pain and Trauma through Art]. Routledge, 2021. </ref> exploring the veins of the Earth (cave diving),<ref>Cuesta Robin. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhR8DmMwXxY Cave Diving Indonesia - Buton Tengah - Negeri Seribu Goa - The land of thousand caves]. YouTube 2021.</ref> Fabio wants to open a dialogue on how invisible dynamics affect our coexistence.  


The mirroring of two inner worlds could raise awareness of the importance of preserving what is hidden. Today, only 1 in 3 people in Indonesia has access to drinking water, yet 100 kg of plastic is being thrown into the ocean every second in Indonesia, as if every inhabitant threw a plastic bottle into the sea every day.
This journey will take place in the heart of marine biodiversity: the Coral Triangle, which bridges the Pacific and Indian Oceans.<ref>Coral Triangle Initiative. [http://ctatlas.coraltriangleinitiative.org/ What is the Coral Triangle Atlas]. 2024.</ref>


Art could help address water conservation in a country made up of hundreds of ethnic and linguistic groups.
The mirroring of two inner worlds could raise awareness of the importance of preserving what is hidden. Today, only 1 in 3 people in Indonesia has access to drinking water,<ref>Water.org. [https://water.org/our-impact/where-we-work/indonesia/ Indonesia]. 2024.</ref> yet 100 kg of plastic is being thrown into the ocean every second in Indonesia,<ref>Shuker Iain G, Cadman Cary Anne. [https://documents.worldbank.org/en/publication/documents-reports/documentdetail/983771527663689822/indonesia-marine-debris-hotspot-rapid-assessment-synthesis-report Indonesia - Marine Debris Hotspot : Rapid Assessment Synthesis Report]. World Bank Group 2018.  </ref> as if every inhabitant threw a plastic bottle into the sea every day.
 
Art and Social Science could help address water conservation in a country made up of hundreds of ethnic and linguistic groups.


== Documentation ==
== Documentation ==
'''This project was postponed given that the funding requests did not succeed'''.
* [[Diving 2024 agenda|Agenda 2024]]
* [[Diving 2024 resources|Resources on diving]]
*[[Indonesia 2024 resources|Resources on Indonesia]]
* [[Diving 2024 calls|Preparatory calls]]


* [https://houseofcommons.ch/wiki/Diving%202024%20agenda Agenda]
== References ==
* [https://houseofcommons.ch/wiki/Diving%202024%20resources Resources]
* [https://houseofcommons.ch/wiki/Diving%202024%20calls Preparatory calls]

Latest revision as of 15:25, 25 September 2024

Maps of Indonesia and Sulawesi Tenggara

Uncovering Inner Worlds bridges Art and Social Science to create a reflection between two inner worlds:

  • the flow of sensations within the body, and
  • the flow of water within the Earth.

By depicting the sensations felt[1] exploring the veins of the Earth (cave diving),[2] Fabio wants to open a dialogue on how invisible dynamics affect our coexistence.

This journey will take place in the heart of marine biodiversity: the Coral Triangle, which bridges the Pacific and Indian Oceans.[3]

The mirroring of two inner worlds could raise awareness of the importance of preserving what is hidden. Today, only 1 in 3 people in Indonesia has access to drinking water,[4] yet 100 kg of plastic is being thrown into the ocean every second in Indonesia,[5] as if every inhabitant threw a plastic bottle into the sea every day.

Art and Social Science could help address water conservation in a country made up of hundreds of ethnic and linguistic groups.

Documentation

This project was postponed given that the funding requests did not succeed.

References

  1. Hamel Johanne. Somatic Art Therapy. Alleviating Pain and Trauma through Art. Routledge, 2021.
  2. Cuesta Robin. Cave Diving Indonesia - Buton Tengah - Negeri Seribu Goa - The land of thousand caves. YouTube 2021.
  3. Coral Triangle Initiative. What is the Coral Triangle Atlas. 2024.
  4. Water.org. Indonesia. 2024.
  5. Shuker Iain G, Cadman Cary Anne. Indonesia - Marine Debris Hotspot : Rapid Assessment Synthesis Report. World Bank Group 2018.