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Sustainability is not just what you consume. It's a deeply fulfilling way to be in the world. We ask why we can’t just build arks & sail away with a few privileged like minded people & instead define value in seeking a sensorial life w a connection to place & community. Since moving to Indonesia Kristine has learnt that you can’t count in minutes & hours the value of what you produce, she has watched her little boy learn to read nature & that when you unlearn some things it gives you space to learn new things.
Author of Anti Trend. Kristine is a Dane now living in Bali, with a long and celebrated career in Design Tech. Her research focuses on sustainable product design, philosophical aesthetics, aesthetic nourishment and above all else the social and ecological responsibility of the design world.
Show Notes
- Throwing it all in & moving to Bali for a new family life
- Recalibrating from a design first approach to a minimalist existence
- So many discarded things in our world - deems things valueless
- Focussing on permanence rather than short termism
- Starting by understanding your aesthetic & pleasure preferences
- Avoiding dogma and rules for evolution towards regeneration
- Looking to designers to take responsibility for what they put into the world
- How life altering it is to be outside all the time in her tropical life
- How going barefoot & being out-of-doors connects you to your surroundings
- Convenience is the biggest sinner in the face of a sustainable existence
- Embracing friction & rawness. Avoid smoothness & convenience
- Choosing a path that is not just ‘saving ourselves’
- Preserving ancient traditions
- Seeking craft made over mass produced
- Building rhythms that nourish you
- The value of journaling & repetition of actions
- Passing skills of slowness onto the next generation
- Seeking out the challenges & avoiding the instantaneous
- Seeking richness that ritual brings without being labelled with terms like woke
- Finding products that are charged by the hands that hold them rather than the machines that spew them out
- Following intuition to make big decisions
- Eeking space in order to let creativity flourish
- Having to unlearn in order to embrace a subsistence existence
- Reframing the industrial paradigm for a life with meaning
- Working 9-5 is not suited to the majority of humans.
- Unlearning a work ethic & finding peace with being active but not focussed on ‘output;
- Seeking a sensorial existence
- Ceremony - Full moon, new moon, harvest, take on a more indigenous way of navigating life
- Physiological response to the broader happenings
- Her little boys ability to read nature
- When you unlearn some things it gives you space to learn new things
References
Anti Trend
Green School
Podcast partners ROCK!
Hidden Sea - Wine that saves the sea
Nutrisoil
Wwoof Australia
Buy the Book - Futuresteading - Live Like tomorrow matters
Support the show
Casual Support - Buy Me A Coffee
Regular Support - Patreon
142 episodes
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Content provided by Jade Miles. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jade Miles or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
Sustainability is not just what you consume. It's a deeply fulfilling way to be in the world. We ask why we can’t just build arks & sail away with a few privileged like minded people & instead define value in seeking a sensorial life w a connection to place & community. Since moving to Indonesia Kristine has learnt that you can’t count in minutes & hours the value of what you produce, she has watched her little boy learn to read nature & that when you unlearn some things it gives you space to learn new things.
Author of Anti Trend. Kristine is a Dane now living in Bali, with a long and celebrated career in Design Tech. Her research focuses on sustainable product design, philosophical aesthetics, aesthetic nourishment and above all else the social and ecological responsibility of the design world.
Show Notes
- Throwing it all in & moving to Bali for a new family life
- Recalibrating from a design first approach to a minimalist existence
- So many discarded things in our world - deems things valueless
- Focussing on permanence rather than short termism
- Starting by understanding your aesthetic & pleasure preferences
- Avoiding dogma and rules for evolution towards regeneration
- Looking to designers to take responsibility for what they put into the world
- How life altering it is to be outside all the time in her tropical life
- How going barefoot & being out-of-doors connects you to your surroundings
- Convenience is the biggest sinner in the face of a sustainable existence
- Embracing friction & rawness. Avoid smoothness & convenience
- Choosing a path that is not just ‘saving ourselves’
- Preserving ancient traditions
- Seeking craft made over mass produced
- Building rhythms that nourish you
- The value of journaling & repetition of actions
- Passing skills of slowness onto the next generation
- Seeking out the challenges & avoiding the instantaneous
- Seeking richness that ritual brings without being labelled with terms like woke
- Finding products that are charged by the hands that hold them rather than the machines that spew them out
- Following intuition to make big decisions
- Eeking space in order to let creativity flourish
- Having to unlearn in order to embrace a subsistence existence
- Reframing the industrial paradigm for a life with meaning
- Working 9-5 is not suited to the majority of humans.
- Unlearning a work ethic & finding peace with being active but not focussed on ‘output;
- Seeking a sensorial existence
- Ceremony - Full moon, new moon, harvest, take on a more indigenous way of navigating life
- Physiological response to the broader happenings
- Her little boys ability to read nature
- When you unlearn some things it gives you space to learn new things
References
Anti Trend
Green School
Podcast partners ROCK!
Hidden Sea - Wine that saves the sea
Nutrisoil
Wwoof Australia
Buy the Book - Futuresteading - Live Like tomorrow matters
Support the show
Casual Support - Buy Me A Coffee
Regular Support - Patreon
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Since 2014 this longstanding podcast favourite has been creating hard-hitting cinematic stories about love, bodies and all of the things between humans that we don’t know how to name. Creator Kaitlin Prest works with her friends, idols and all kinds of loved ones to bring you into an expansive sonic universe that challenges what we think we know about relationships.
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