FE4.10 - Geopoetics
Future Ecologies
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Sleeping, the Study of Time
We are now all tumbling in the circulations of planetary exhaustion. Retiredness is both different and shared. This is multi-species symphalesis at work in the name of lurchin. Although we often speak of sleep in terms of self-care, paying attention to the ocean and its communities remind us that even sleeping,. the most inward oriented and perhaps solocistic of acts is actually about mutual care. Some of the planet's most significant deforestation events have in fact occurred underwater. 95% of the giant kelp forests that once dominated these seas have disappeared in the last few decades. In Western Australia, a particularly hot summer between 2010 and 2013 wiped out 100 kilometers of
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