Otherlands is an epic

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A unique and urgently needed book” - Naomi Klein

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to slip, to slide, to glitch Anthropocene Otherlands is an epicLarisa Cruneanu and Sonja Hornungs artistic research takes as its starting point (post ) mining landscapes in East Germany and Romania. Together, they investigate how the desire for an ecological and just transformation collides with ongoing, profi t driven extraction processes. Who benefits from the desire for change and restoration, and how does this repeatedly negatively impact people and ecosystems? A series of large scale textile cyanotypes and