Ecologies of Violence: Crimes against Nature in the Contemporary Cultural Imagination

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Ifor Duncan reflects on Tekla Aslanishvili’s work in new publication

Our postdoctoral fellow Ifor Duncan recently contributed the chapter ‘Rivers Shape Mountains: Mountains Become Rivers’ to the book The Mountain Speaks to the Sea: Tekla Aslanishvili, edited by Silvia Franceschini & Tekla Aslanishvili published by Eindhoven based Onomatopee. Reflecting on the experimental documentary practice of Tekla Aslanishvili, the chapter follows the sedimentary poetics of rivers, and the potential for resistance to hydropower and the ecologically devastating impacts of national building megaprojects.