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Favorite place

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Not the picture of CCC a Center for Cinema and Creation and COMMUNITY

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UNKNOWN PLACE, Rajeshree Colony, Rajendri Nagar, Raghuveer Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, Maharashtra, India

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UNKNOWN PLACE, Rajeshree Colony, Rajendri Nagar, Raghuveer Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, Maharashtra, India

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UNKNOWN PLACE, Rajeshree Colony, Rajendri Nagar, Raghuveer Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, Maharashtra, India

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My liminal space from childhood

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Cement exported for pulhamite

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Herbarium orchid specimen

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C2C workshops Indonesia

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Lysekil, Sweden - Swedish oil company Preem announced today it will cancel its plans to expand their oil refinery Preemraff. Preemraffs expansion has been the single biggest climate issue in Sweden during 2020, with massive protests across the environmental movement. The decision comes two weeks after a range of activities from the Swedish climate movement against the refinery and Greenpeace Sweden activists blocking an oil tanker outside Preem's refinery for more than 60 hours[1].

Isadora Wronski, Head of Greenpeace Sweden said:

"This is a victory for the climate movement, the Swedish democracy and hope for a sustainable society. It would have been destructive and dangerous to expand fossil fuel operations in the middle of the climate emergency."

If Preem would have been granted their expansion, emissions would have increased by one million tonnes of CO2 per year and would have made Preemraff Sweden's single biggest source of emissions. Now, Preem themselves pulled out of the process, citing economical reasons. Preem claims they'll transition towards a renewable production, which remains to be proved according to Isadora Wronski.

"Science is clear, we need to address both the climate and biodiversity crisis. The days of the combustion technique are counted. We can no longer create energy by burning fossil fuels, forests or animal residuals. We need to reduce our demand for energy and electrify."
ENDS Notes
1. Greenpeace previously blocked Preem's oil refinery for 62 hours, press release from the blockade is to be found here.

Photo and video can be found here.

A campaign briefing about Preem can be found here.

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Swedish oil company Preem cancels oil expansion plans following mass protest,

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Lysekil, Sweden - Swedish oil company Preem announced today it will cancel its plans to expand their oil refinery Preemraff. Preemraffs expansion has been the single biggest climate issue in Sweden during 2020, with massive protests across the environmental movement.

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We watched and listened to the Great Barrier Reef dying due to a marine heatwave. Initially, the EcoGrief was all consuming, but through anger and resolution, has since fuelled new ideas for restoring reefs by acoustic enrichment.

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Steve Simpson surveying degraded reefs.JPG

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C2C workshops in Organos

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Cementa AB - Fabrik Slite, Skolgatan, Slite, Sweden

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Cementa AB - Fabrik Slite, Skolgatan, Slite, Sweden

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Cementa AB - Fabrik Slite, Skolgatan, Slite, Sweden

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Lime quarry for cement, Slite, Sweden To be closed due to high carbon. Only town employer.

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A farmhouse set alight by the British Army during the Boer War (1889 - 1902)

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Whitehall - where UK government decisions are made

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Chingaza Natural National Park, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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Chingaza Natural National Park, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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Chingaza Natural National Park, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia

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C2C workshops India

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Pervasive Media Studio, Canon's Road, Bristol

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Pervasive Media Studio, Canon's Road, Bristol

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Pervasive Media Studio, Canon's Road, Bristol

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Mud aggregates. It binds matter, mixing times and textures into shifting flows. On the Colne Estuary, geological past and industrial present are a jumbled archive of mud.

This exhibition showcases new work by Peruvian artist Alejandro Jaime that examines the landscapes and extractive industries around the River Colne, which runs alongside the University of Essex's Colchester campus. The river is a longstanding recipient and instigator of dramatic landscape changes, from the glacial drift deposited half a million years ago, to the sand and gravel extracted for construction since the early twentieth century. Physical traces of these interconnected processes remain in the landscape and through this exhibition Jaime explores natural and human impacts on the environment, working across an expansive time frame to track geological strata, industrialisation and ecological decline.

Developed as a practice research collaboration with Dr Lisa Blackmore from the School of Philosophy and Art History, this exhibition is the outcome of Alejandro Jaime's residency at the University of Essex. It is presented in collaboration with the University of Essex Collection of Art from Latin America (ESCALA) and would not have been possible without the support and enthusiasm of the Elephant Trust and JJ Prior, Fingringhoe.

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Alejandro Jaime: Aggregate Flows - Art Exchange

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Mud aggregates. It binds matter, mixing times and textures into shifting flows. On the Colne Estuary, geological past and industrial present are a jumbled archive of mud. This exhibition showcases new work by Peruvian artist Alejandro Jaime that examines the landscapes and extractive industries around the River Colne, which runs alongside the University of Essex's [...]

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crossing the paramo

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Where I'd often like to be, and work with! Thinking about coastal change, history/ies, futures ...

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Team member of C2C in Lima

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Collecting a Schomburgkias in the Andes

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Whitstable Beach Front, Marine Terrace, Whitstable

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Whitstable Beach Front, Marine Terrace, Whitstable

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Whitstable Beach Front, Marine Terrace, Whitstable

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a long time ago, i co-ran a creative symposium on adapting to/with changes in global water in whistable, its still really strong in my head and heart 🌊

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Vincent Van Gogh letters to his family in Scheveningen from Ramsgate

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759 Hendrik Christiaan Bonger, Hermine Louise Bonger-Weissman and Anna van Gogh-Carbentus to Vincent van Gogh, Amsterdam/Breda/Paris, Thursday, 18 April 1889. Printed announcement of marriage.

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We use hydrophones to record marine soundscapes to assess coral reef health and measure biodiversity. We are turning some of these recordings into a symphony

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Steve Simpson in BP2 - credit Roger Munns

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River Elbe

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San Basilio de Palenque, Mahates, Bolivar, Colombia

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San Basilio de Palenque, Mahates, Bolivar, Colombia

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San Basilio de Palenque, Mahates, Bolivar, Colombia

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Learning about an intergenerational community project of reclaiming cultural practice of growing medicinal plants

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Image taken from 'The Owl' a regional satirical magazine (1884) image courtesy of the Birmingham and Midland Institute. 

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Me in my studio in Berlin

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Orchid greenhouse in Britain

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navigating the Atrato river through diverse webs

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My studio

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rural life & music in the paramos around Bogota

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¡"Los artistas se pusieron el páramo de ruana"! ¡No se pierdan las memorias del 2° Festival Campesino de Arte Paramuno! Artistas, músicos, paramunos, académi...

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John Constable, The Hay Wain (1821)

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Coast 2 Coast headquarters.
C2C works with rural students from small-scale fishing villages

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We are a youth-driven photovoice movement for social-ecological wellbeing in fisheries from coast to coast.

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Drone footage of Blyth port development.

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A Flight With DJI Today,4th august update

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Where the British company BP operates, under the disguise of Pan American Energy

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Criobe Moorea, Moorea-Maiao, Polynésie française

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The study of wild fish populations in their natural coral reef habitats... 

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Criobe Moorea, Moorea-Maiao, Polynésie française

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Criobe Moorea, Moorea-Maiao, Polynésie française

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Immersion in physically very obvious non-human space. Yet studying the human impacts.

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Living in Cadbury's 'factory in a garden' with the scent of chocolate in the air! Working on environmentalism, cuteness and ecopoetics

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Ramsgate East Cliff Promenade and Beach, Unnamed Road, Ramsgate

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Ramsgate East Cliff Promenade and Beach, Unnamed Road, Ramsgate

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Ramsgate East Cliff Promenade and Beach, Unnamed Road, Ramsgate

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Ramsgate pulhamite gardens - civic pride turned into landscape

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Port of Blyth - South Harbour Terminal, Blyth

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Port of Blyth - South Harbour Terminal, Blyth

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Port of Blyth - South Harbour Terminal, Blyth

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Bates Pit. Blyth. Where coal flowed through veins.

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El Charquito, Soacha, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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El Charquito, Soacha, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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El Charquito, Soacha, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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Home to the Escuela de Pensamiento Ambiental y de la Paz, collaborators

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Río Rímac luce limpio durante el estado de emergencia

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Si el agua del Río Rímac está más limpia, el proceso de purificación será más rápido.

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Near to the Devil's Punchbowl, Hindhead
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil%27s_Punch_Bowl
Actually I mostly work from home - managing ClimateCultures online (i.e. quite remote working) - but this local space is always close by in my imagination as well as physically. That is a form of connection itself, but also with the issues I explore with artists, curators and researchers at CC - creative responses to environmental and climate change and crisis.

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Usumacinta river in Mexico

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I search for meanings in an alvar landscape on the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula, where I study artists' relationships with the natural environment and more-than-humans

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Currently working on the symbiotic relationship between fungi and algea

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Manchester Central Library, St Peter's Square, Manchester

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Manchester Central Library, St Peter's Square, Manchester

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Manchester Central Library, St Peter's Square, Manchester

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Comfortable, inspiring public space.

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Climate resilience of coastal Bangladesh 

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School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol

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School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol

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School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol

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In my research I am exploring creative articulations of extinction, using the great auk as a case study. I am using archival documents based in the University of Cambridge, as well as exploring loss in the landscape in the auks old range. This takes me to Papa Westray in Orkney, and the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland

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Orchid in the wild

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Redcar steelworks. Now closed. Leaving a 'wasteland' that people and animals have reclaimed as their own.

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Where the wheels of the oil industry turn

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View from my living room

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one of my favourite lockdown spots, going to listen to the water in jesmond dene when I was living in Newcastle