The Extraterritoriality of Toxicity

The Extraterritoriality of Toxicity presents research on artificially generated toxicity and its effects on human and other–than–human bodies. This exhibition is intended to generate an understanding of the narratives that surround toxic landscapes, together with the regulatory and ownership regimes that enable them, as well as the fluidity of contamination and its effects on the surrounding landscapes, architectures, and ecologies. The exhibition uses the Douro as a case study. It presents the river as a fluid archive, a container of memories and living systems that mark post-natural relations.

With the support of Royal College of Art in London