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Garden of Earthly Survival
Name
Ida Louise Lissner
Education degree
Kandidat
Institute
Visual Design
Program
Graphic Communication Design
Year
2021
Awards
HK Privat Ophavsretsfonds legat
Garden of Earthly Survival investigates how stories, narratives and images about the natural world influence our attitude and response towards climate change and ecological destruction. The work depicts an imagined nature restoration zone inviting visitors to explore its more-than-human inhabitants and their stories, in an attempt to re-imagine our relation to the natural world.
Visit an unusual nature restoration zone.
Garden of Earthly Survival presents a series of visual written pieces created as virtual world building via the tools given by Computer Generated Image and 3D-rendering. The work presents a series of images of otherwise inaccessible places. A de-alienation process. A feeling of loss. A coping mechanism. An estrangement reversal. A habitat restored or re-imagined. A search for more-than-human stories.
Garden of Earthly Survival invites you to explore how stories emerge, where perceptions of ecology are made and unmade, and where the lines of future species are blurred and reconnected.
Garden of Earthly Survival presents a series of visual written pieces created as virtual world building via the tools given by Computer Generated Image and 3D-rendering. The work presents a series of images of otherwise inaccessible places. A de-alienation process. A feeling of loss. A coping mechanism. An estrangement reversal. A habitat restored or re-imagined. A search for more-than-human stories.
Garden of Earthly Survival invites you to explore how stories emerge, where perceptions of ecology are made and unmade, and where the lines of future species are blurred and reconnected.
Garden of Earthly Survival
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The Royal Danish Academy supports the Sustainable Development Goals
Since 2017 the Royal Danish Academy has worked with the Sustainable Development Goals. This is reflected in our research, our teaching and in our students’ projects. This project relates to the following UN goal(-s)
