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Photograph of a woman standing on a gravel path with a fir tree wood in the background. She is wearing outdoor cloths, gloves, wellington boots and a cap. Cradled in her arm are long orange sticks, some with animal jaw bones on the end. Interwoven into the scene is a graphic element made up of thin blue drawn lines, which create a mountain range behind the woman which disappears into the trees.
Artist Jenni Laiti holding pieces of a walking stick installation at the Ii environmental art park in Northern Finland.. © Antti J.Leinonen.

Explore the deep connections between mental health and ecosystem health in this four-day festival. Take part and experience performances, food, workshops, discussions, music, films and more. 

The programme is created by Land Body Ecologies (LBE), from teams across India, Uganda, Kenya, Thailand, the UK and the Arctic.

LBE is a research network of artists, researchers, designers, conservationists, technologists and activists from fields including psychology, arts, ecology, sociology, medicine and human rights. LBE seeks to understand lived experiences of land trauma among marginalised communities.

The Land Body Ecologies festival is produced by Unbox Cultural Futures and Invisible Flock.

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Land Body Ecologies Festival Day One

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Land Body Ecologies Festival Day Two

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Land Body Ecologies Festival Day Three

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Land Body Ecologies Festival Day Four

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About the host

Land Body Ecologies

Land Body Ecologies project is a global transdisciplinary research network and the first international residents of The Wellcome Hub. The collaborators and members of the Land Body Ecologies project participating in the festival are Invisible Flock, Quicksand, Minority Rights Group International, Kaisa Keratar, Dr Outi Autti, Action for Batwa Empowerment Group, Sylvia Kokunda, Emmanuel Barugahare, Turyomurugyendo Elivera, Eliphazi Kapere, Dr Ayesha Ahmad, Sheila Ghelani, Ogiek Peoples’ Development Program, Daniel Kobei, Lilian Maina, Samson Luari, Ms Emily Katais, Mr John Sironga, Bharat Mirle, Chris Watson, Professor Ilan Kelman, Jennifer Katanyoutanant, Jenni Laiti, Dr Nicole Redvers, Nishant Srinivasaiah, Outi Pieski, Siwakorn Odochao, Vishalakshi Padmanabhan, Faqir Zulfiqar, Carl-Johan Utsi, Arjun Kapoor.