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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 | * the flow of sensations within the body, and | ||
* the flow of water within the Earth. | * the flow of water within the Earth. | ||
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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. | 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 could help address water conservation in a country made up of hundreds of ethnic and linguistic groups. | 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 agenda|Agenda 2024]] | ||
* [[Diving 2024 resources|Resources on | * [[Diving 2024 resources|Resources on diving]] | ||
*[[Indonesia 2024 resources|Resources on Indonesia]] | |||
* [[Diving 2024 calls|Preparatory calls]] | * [[Diving 2024 calls|Preparatory calls]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:25, 25 September 2024
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
- ↑ Hamel Johanne. Somatic Art Therapy. Alleviating Pain and Trauma through Art. Routledge, 2021.
- ↑ Cuesta Robin. Cave Diving Indonesia - Buton Tengah - Negeri Seribu Goa - The land of thousand caves. YouTube 2021.
- ↑ Coral Triangle Initiative. What is the Coral Triangle Atlas. 2024.
- ↑ Water.org. Indonesia. 2024.
- ↑ Shuker Iain G, Cadman Cary Anne. Indonesia - Marine Debris Hotspot : Rapid Assessment Synthesis Report. World Bank Group 2018.