Feral Atmospheres call for abstracts
The Japanese terms “aida” or “ma” signify neither inside nor outside, but an in-between space, which Nishida honed in his understanding of ‘basho’ (a unique understanding of place). This overcoming of inside-outside dualisms and frozen dynamics allows us to attend to the way in which concepts, sensoria, and experience bleed between layers of conceptual separation.
18-19 April, 2026, the Feral Ecologies Lab and Kobe Institute of Atmospheric Studies at Kobe University in Japan, will be jointly hosting the Technological and Ecological Atmospheres (TEA) Symposium.
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Feral Salon Presents: At Work in the Ruins w Dougald Hine
What happens when our stories of progress and collapse both reach their limits?
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Exporting Suffering: The Flower Industry at Home and Abroad
The global flower industry has transformed from a symbol of beauty and life into a financialized commodity chain that exploits workers and harms ecosystems. Driven by industrialization and strict phytosanitary standards, this shift has led to toxic pesticide use, endangering the health of flower-growing communities worldwide.
Location: Utrecht University, Drift 25, 3512 BR Utrecht
Saturday 5 April 2025, 13:00-22:00
Beyond Set and Setting: Ecodelic Attunement to Regulate Nervous Systems
Join us at the Psychedelic Salon Ruigoord, where we explore questions on navigating psychedelic integration with resilience and presence through an ecodelic lens, integrating psychedelics with nature-based practices for nervous system regulation. Reimagining set and setting as a continuous attunement to self and ecology, this full day workshop offers a space for deep practice, dialogue, and artistic exploration.
Workshop, Dinner, Lecture & Music at Salon Ruigoord, Amsterdam
February 5, 2025
Warm Data Labs
Open Day – come learn and train with Nora Bateson and trainers as we open up a day of our Warm Data Labs training to the public. Yogi’s taking the training, and excited to learn new methodologies of data that neither falls clearly into qualitative versus quantatative, but requires us to broader our scientific understanding.
On Wednesday, February 5th we will be holding a public Warm Data Lab as part of the training.
Time:
18:30-21:30
Where:
IJpromenade 2
1031 KT Amsterdam
020 760 4820
Thursday 21 Nov 2024, 15:00 – 17:00
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Exploring the Indigenous Symbiocene with Professor Brian Burkhart
Exploring the Indigenous Symbiocene presents the notion of political power through a shared, relational ontology of voice grounded in locality.
Wednesday 1 Nov 2023
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Becoming Truly Human within Planetary Boundaries
You are invited to join us on the 1st of November to a talk by Graham Parks on Managing Humanity’s Insanity: Becoming Truly Human within Planetary Boundaries. The event is sponsored by the Feral Ecologies Lab and DIT (Design, Impact, and Transitions platform).


