My article, Thrutopian Fictions: Ways to a Better Future?, accompanied by one of my photographs have been published in the ClimateCultures blog.

Thrutopian is an emerging subgenre of environmental fiction that is neither dystopian nor utopian but attempts to tell stories that are rooted in plausible solutions to the climate crisis. My article asks if these plausible solutions address one of the real challenges – our reluctance to make the sacrifices necessary for a better future?

Read the full article at https://climatecultures.net/challenges-of-creative-engagement/thrutopian-fictions-ways-to-a-better-future/

ClimateCultures is an online space for creative minds to share responses to our ecological and climate predicaments. Launched in 2017, it’s comprised of a growing network of artists, researchers and curators across the UK and around the world working across many practices, disciplines and spaces.

#thrutopianfiction #environmentalfiction #climatecrisis @climatecultures #globalwarmingMy article, Thrutopian Fictions: Ways to a Better Future?, accompanied by one of my photographs have been published in the ClimateCultures blog.

Thrutopian is an emerging subgenre of environmental fiction that is neither dystopian nor utopian but attempts to tell stories that are rooted in plausible solutions to the climate crisis. My article asks if these plausible solutions address one of the real challenges – our reluctance to make the sacrifices necessary for a better future?

Read the full article at https://climatecultures.net/challenges-of-creative-engagement/thrutopian-fictions-ways-to-a-better-future/

ClimateCultures is an online space for creative minds to share responses to our ecological and climate predicaments. Launched in 2017, it’s comprised of a growing network of artists, researchers and curators across the UK and around the world working across many practices, disciplines and spaces.

#thrutopianfiction #environmentalfiction #climatecrisis @climatecultures #globalwarming