About
The kinstitute is an artistic fabulation, to question and imagine new forms of multispecies justice through artistic, juridical, ritualistic and restorative justice practices.
KIN APPROACH
The Kinstitute is an artistic fabulation growing in kinship with other-than-human communities and imagined in collaboration with artists, water, fishes, restorative justice practitioners, earth, trees, activists, fire, environmental lawyers, air and others.
It is an ongoing transdiciplinary practice that attempts to engage communities with tools from rights of nature, restorative justice, environmental grief, regenerative activism, ecopedagogies, climate survival and practices of care for critical landscapes.
As an organism that is alive and ongoing, the artistic format keeps on changing and transforming in reaction to the territory and its communities. Sometimes it is a site-specific intervention, other times a participatory walk by the river, a school of survival, an exercises of becoming, a ceremony. It reacts to the environment that is us.
The primal seed and imaginary setting of the Kinstitute, starts with the idea that art allows to unlearn and imagine complementary systems of justice.
KIN SERVICES
Performance - Voice of nature: the trial
Lecture performance - cosmic deplomacy-guardian of nature
Alliances and working groups on the rights of nature
Environmental justice research
Becoming - exercises
Natural contract lab
Contact: mluciacruzcorreia@gmail.com
