Description
Relate North 2021: Everyday ExtremesLandscape in Pain: Shetland’s industrial scale wind farm and solastalgia
This presentation for Relate North 2021 research symposium considers the body of artwork, Landscape in Pain, as a means to ask how we achieve balance between sustainable development and care for the communities rich in resources, such as wind and tidal power, being mined by multi-national corporations across the northern region. Landscape in Pain is a response to the distress, solastalgia (Albrecht), produced by the environmental change to our environment caused by the development of the Viking Energy Wind Farm. This industrial scale wind farm will cover most of Shetland’s north central mainland and be visible from the majority of the archipelago. With 103 wind turbines, it will become one of the largest onshore wind farms in Europe. While Shetland is anxious to tackle the climate crisis, nonetheless many believe this project is not a viable, green, solution. Local objections to the wind farm include its disproportionate scale, destruction of peatlands and human impact.
| Zeitraum | 11 Nov. 2021 |
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| Veranstaltungstyp | Conference |
| Ort | Tomsk, Russian FederationAuf Karte anzeigen |
| Bekanntheitsgrad | International |
Dokumente & Verweise
Verbundene Inhalte
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Publikationen
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Landscape in Pain
Publikation: Web publication/site
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Landscape. in Pain
Publikation: Portfolio of outputs › Begutachtung
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Trembling Earth
Publikation: Digital or Visual Products
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Vulnerable thoughts in peripheral places
Publikation: Artefact
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Aktivitäten
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Landscape in Pain
Aktivität: Invited talk
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Everyday Extremes
Aktivität: Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
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Landscape of Mutability
Aktivität: Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
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Hidden Flowers Bloom Most Beautifully
Aktivität: Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
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Landscape in Pain
Aktivität: Types of External academic engagement - Invited talk
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Projekte
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Landscape in Pain
Projekt: !!Research