Explores environmental issues through workshops, creative collaborations and termly showcases. We transform environmental questions into collective performances, bringing climate stories to life.
Embodied Ecologies is a creative climate society centred around storytelling and performance.
Each term, we create collaborative climate showcases that bring together spoken word, music, visual art, movement, theatre, and storytelling etc. Through open calls, students are invited to contribute their own interpretations of environmental themes, which are then woven together into collective performances exploring how climate change is lived, felt, remembered, and imagined.
Alongside these showcases, we run workshops, creative sessions, exhibitions, and community activities that help students engage with environmental issues beyond policy papers and statistics. We believe climate change is not only something to be studied, but something experienced through bodies, places, memories, and relationships.
Whether you are an artist, performer, environmentalist, storyteller, or simply curious, Embodied Ecologies offers a welcoming space to create, collaborate, and explore new ways of understanding environmental change.
No prior artistic or environmental experience is required.
Site design by Elliot Parker.