Vol. 13 (2026): post(s) 13
Praxis

Crystallizing the Void: Between Mineral Life,Technologies, and More-than-Human Ecologies

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Angel Salazar
UNTREF
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Published 2026-06-15

Keywords

  • art and technology,
  • material agencies,
  • artificial intelligence,
  • ecological thinking,
  • more-than-human

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How to Cite

Salazar, A. . (2026). Crystallizing the Void: Between Mineral Life,Technologies, and More-than-Human Ecologies. Post(s), 13, 290-305. https://doi.org/10.18272/post(s).v13i.4131

Abstract

Based on artistic research around the Lithium Triangle, this text reflects on the relationships between mineral life, technology, and ecological thinking. It focuses on the processes of inquiry, experimentation, and decision-making that shaped the work, bringing together material practices, technological explorations, and critical speculation to consider how minerals can activate alternative ways of reading contemporary technologies and their modes of production.

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