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

Filaments and Assemblages: Ecotones in Arts-Based Research

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Ilana Boltvinik
Universidad Veracruzana
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Published 2026-06-15

Keywords

  • art,
  • research,
  • ecotones,
  • more-than-human,
  • disciplinary borders

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Boltvinik, I. (2026). Filaments and Assemblages: Ecotones in Arts-Based Research. Post(s), 13, 12-21. https://doi.org/10.18272/post(s).v13i.4375

Abstract

This issue of post(s) is an invitation to approach the intersection of art, research, and environment as a powerful way of living and communicating through a passion for knowledge, through the untamed nature of the artistic field, and through environmental attentiveness. How can we learn to listen to the land, to engage in reciprocal dialogue with it, sustained by humility? A radical ecology, marked by a revealing intimacy.

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