Transart Institute - Anthologies Assembly - Solastalgia

10:30-11:30, John Lennon Art and Design Building, LJMU, Exhibition Research Lab

This artist talk will discuss and present Anne Sophie Lorange’s artistic research focusing on solastalgia, nostalgia and identity connected to our environment and the ongoing climate crisis.

Solastalgia is a new word for climate homesickness coined by philosopher Glenn Albrecht in 2005. The concept gives meaning to the distress felt by ongoing environmental changes. She will discuss a sense of homesickness while still at home due to the ongoing climate crisis through various paintings, drawings and outdoor installations. How is one's lived experience of environmental change effecting us, inner and outer landscapes, and can we still find hope for the future?

About: Transart Institute for Creative Research was founded in 2004 as a nexus for global creative research. Accredited by Liverpool John Moores University, the partners jointly provide doctoral studies and degrees. The Anthologies Assembly is Transart Institute's first student-led intensive and residency, which brings together our international community to create connections among our research and praxes. Join us for a series of talks, workshops, participatory sessions, exchanges, and walks. For more information.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

2 Duckinfield St, 2 Duckinfield Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom