Angela YT Chan 
Speaking to an audience in architecture and spatial practices, my artist talk outlined my journey into a climate justice aligned art practice. I gave a presentation of current research areas, such as into the greenwashing in the UK defence sector and what this entails as a climate narrative against the long, colonial history of climate change. I also delivered an iteration of my digital mapping speculative climate stories workshop.
Storytelling Interconnectedness is about situating climate stories in the real and imaginary: what does it mean to upload speculative fictions as mapped data points? How can we geolocate the uncertainties we feel about our changing environments over time?
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