Summer school: Landscape (post) Conflict

What is the relationship between landscape and conflict? We are living in a period of increasing global instability and accelerating violence. Atrocity, invasion, genocide, mass-displacement – these are realities for millions across a growing number of conflict zones. Given ongoing advances in military technology, we are also witnessing the deployment of ever-more ruthless forms of mechanised violence, often against civilian populations. The limits of international law and the notion of a Western ‘world order’ are being brutally exposed. The effects of conflict on the landscape are profound and far-reaching. The Summer School aims to provide a space for the theoretical and practical exploration of these questions, bringing together an array of artistic and academic voices.