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Performance: Ritual: Lecture
A Soil Biome Immersion immerses its audience into the biodiverse and complex realm that is soil through spoken word, sound, visual cues, lighting and tactile experience.
A Soil Biome Immersion explore our ecological ontology in relation to soil as part of the nutrient cycles throughout the planet. It binds all organisms to be ancestral remnants of each other.
With a strong basis within the sciences, ecological processes within the soil biome are addressed as a tool to expand ones ecological imagination and understand the important role soil plays in the ecosphere. This perspective enables an understanding of molecules that once resided within the primordial soup becoming part of ones self.
“I will never look at soil the same way again” Dr Alex Stol
“I loved participating in Aviva’s Soil Immersion workshop! It sparked so much conversation amongst the teachers participating in the Child-Soil Relations in the Anthropocene Project. Aviva’s scientific and artistic work helped the teachers make connections and in doing so the concepts we have been thinking with, liveliness, interconnectedness/relationality, and temporality came to life. This work added an important creative and scientific layer to the project” Professor Mindy Blaise, Edith Cowan University
If you are interested in experiencing a Soil Biome Immersion at your event, conference or school, please be in touch!
Performed at:
Performance Climates Conference, Melbourne Uni 2016
Fitzroy High School, Melbourne 2017
William Angliss Institute, Melbourne Knowledge Week 2018
New Economy Conference, William Angliss Institute, 2018
Australian Earth Laws Arts Retreat, Maleny, 2018
Moreland Primary School, 2019
Of the Earth, Bunjils Place, 2019
Edith Cowan University, 2022
Performance: Ritual: Lecture
A Soil Biome Immersion immerses its audience into the biodiverse and complex realm that is soil through spoken word, sound, visual cues, lighting and tactile experience.
A Soil Biome Immersion explore our ecological ontology in relation to soil as part of the nutrient cycles throughout the planet. It binds all organisms to be ancestral remnants of each other.
With a strong basis within the sciences, ecological processes within the soil biome are addressed as a tool to expand ones ecological imagination and understand the important role soil plays in the ecosphere. This perspective enables an understanding of molecules that once resided within the primordial soup becoming part of ones self.
“I will never look at soil the same way again” Dr Alex Stol
“I loved participating in Aviva’s Soil Immersion workshop! It sparked so much conversation amongst the teachers participating in the Child-Soil Relations in the Anthropocene Project. Aviva’s scientific and artistic work helped the teachers make connections and in doing so the concepts we have been thinking with, liveliness, interconnectedness/relationality, and temporality came to life. This work added an important creative and scientific layer to the project” Professor Mindy Blaise, Edith Cowan University
If you are interested in experiencing a Soil Biome Immersion at your event, conference or school, please be in touch!
Performed at:
Performance Climates Conference, Melbourne Uni 2016
Fitzroy High School, Melbourne 2017
William Angliss Institute, Melbourne Knowledge Week 2018
New Economy Conference, William Angliss Institute, 2018
Australian Earth Laws Arts Retreat, Maleny, 2018
Moreland Primary School, 2019
Of the Earth, Bunjils Place, 2019
Edith Cowan University, 2022
Soil Biome at "Of this Earth" Bunjil Place 2019
Soil Biome Immersion
Moreland Primary School. Part of the Creekulum. Photo by Briony Barr
Soil Biome Immersion
PSI16# Melbourne University. Photo by Briony Barr.
Soil Urn
William Angliss Institue, Soil Micropolis, Melbourne Knowledge Week.
Soil Biome Immersion
at “Of this Earth” Bunjils Place
PSI16# Melbourne University
Photo by Briony Barr
Soil Biome Immersion
William Angliss Institute. Melbourne Knowledge Week.