Nomad Indigenous Resilience Thinking Social-ecological Practice NYC-Medellin

The Nomad Resilience Thinking Social-ecological Practice Walk is a Social Practice CUNY project that is developed by three artist collectives, the Urban Resilience Thinking Initiatives (Rafael de Balanzo Joue) from New York, Espacio para Habitar (Alix Camacho) from Medellin, Colombia and SiteSize (Elvira Pujol and Joan Vila-Puig) from Barcelona, Catalonia focusing on their local watershed territories with the support and collaboration of academic institutions such as EINA, Barcelona School of Art & Design, SPCUNY, Medellin Comfama School of Art, and Pratt Institute. Using multimedia tools, the three territorial Artist collectives will be walking and discussing how local vulnerable and displaced communities are linked and affected by their ecological systems, specifically to their territorial freshwater creeks, basins, or sheds.