Selecting Wider for Ecology and Humanity

FEL recognizes the need for a more integrated approach to solving the complex challenges facing our world.

Drawing from diverse fields such as ecology, complexity science, cultural studies, and design, FEL was established to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that our research and ideas lead to tangible, impactful outcomes.

FEATURED EVENT

Feral Salon Presents: At Work in the Ruins

w Dougald Hine

 

About the event

What happens when our stories of progress and collapse both reach their limits?

How do we live, work, and make meaning amid the ruins of a world that can no longer be “fixed”?

Join writer and thinker Dougald Hine—co-founder of the Dark Mountain Project and author of At Work in the Ruins—for an evening of reflection, conversation, and collective sense-making in a time between worlds. 

Dougald invites us to pause the rush to solutions and rediscover what it means to be human in a time of unraveling—through attention, friendship, and imagination.

Evening programme:
18:00–20:00 | Talk, dialogue, and dinner (optional)
📍 Salon Ruigoord Amsterdam – where art, ecology, and spirit converge in living conversation.
Come as you are. Bring your curiosity. Leave with something deeper than answers.

 

Featured content

Can a Crisis be Singular?

The “Age of Separation” is the moniker Charles Eisenstein  assigns to our current era. This isn’t just the separation between humans and nature, consciousness from body, subject from object, or any other simple, if severe, break that structures our life.

The polycrisis we find ourselves in is instead fractal, where separation has no beginning or end, as instrumentalization is reciprocal. The polycrisis, or metacrisis, is concerned with the feedback loops of hate and dehumanization, as much as it does with carelessness, and the conceit that we can touch without being touched.

Featured Work

A Bird’s Eye View

By whichever terms we wish to call this great reckoning, our zeitgeist is the moment in which many believe the house of cards which has become our constructed world will come crashing down. This simultaneously creates hope and fear, depending on the delusions of grandeur one fosters –

Natural Phenomenon

By whichever terms we wish to call this great reckoning, our zeitgeist is the moment in which many believe the house of cards which has become our constructed world will come crashing down. This simultaneously creates hope and fear, depending on the delusions of grandeur one fosters –

Beneath the Stars

By whichever terms we wish to call this great reckoning, our zeitgeist is the moment in which many believe the house of cards which has become our constructed world will come crashing down. This simultaneously creates hope and fear, depending on the delusions of grandeur one fosters –

In the Media

Clow-Faced

Clow-Faced Nebula

Facts, Findings, and Strategies for ‘Loss and Damage.’ - Despite the growing consensus among climate scientists and international governing bodies that forced migration is an effect of climate change, and although the expression “climate refugees” is often used to describe climate-induced migration across...

Sirenum Fossae

Sirenum Fossae, Mars

Facts, Findings, and Strategies for ‘Loss and Damage.’ - Despite the growing consensus among climate scientists and international governing bodies that forced migration is an effect of climate change, and although the expression “climate refugees” is often used to describe climate-induced migration across...

Mathattan

Mathattan, New York City

Facts, Findings, and Strategies for ‘Loss and Damage.’ - Despite the growing consensus among climate scientists and international governing bodies that forced migration is an effect of climate change, and although the expression “climate refugees” is often used to describe climate-induced migration across...

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