Dandelion Feast 

A protocol to eliminate legal waste from Earth bodies

book

ISBN number:
9 788397 320352


2025




Dandelion Feast is a protocol born after 2,5 years of artistic research, navigated on the axis between the Carpathian Basin and the Baltic Shores. The protocol incorporates the inquiry over the preliminary question of why humans relate to land hierarchically, and how human-made laws have perpetuated a vertical, domination-based relationality towards land. The research was born from a co-creative relationship with Dandelion: her guiding and showing the way of the inquiry through wisdom-weeds, contact with wild gardens and their savage guardians, shamanism, and the wisdom of the body on Earth. 

The protocol feeds into the dialogues and strategies of sacred activism,  and environmental & restorative justice from a Central-Eastern European context.







The protocol can be ordered by email in physical and digital version.

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Supported by: International Visegrad Fund, Culture Moves Europe, CCA ŁAŹNIA, Creative Europe.

Graphic design: Edyta Majewska - Rosińska

Curatorial collaboration: Lila Bosowska, Marta Koniarska, Aleksandra Księżopolska

Creative Collaboration: Mona Rena

Print: Book Factory, Szczecin, 2025














Soft and Practical Guide for Twinning Arrangements on Restorative Justice for Children


consultancy
2024


commissioned by Terre des Hommes  (HU)

presented at the Closing Event of EC-funded i-RESTORE 2.0, Brussels (BE)
I was very happy to be commissioned by Terre des Hommes as a consultant to analyze the project structure of i-RESTORE 2.0. As an outcome, I designed a guide addressing other European justice field professionals, with the aim of inspiring and leading them in setting up twinning arrangements in the field of justice innovation. The Guide is practical: giving transparent, hands-on tools derived from the experience of the participants I gathered through interviews, questionnaires, and in-person participation. Yet, it is soft: aiming to make them mold it to their own contexts.

graphic design: Martina Eddone
https://martinaeddone.myportfolio.com


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the rites of recognition


video art
2023

premiered at: Critical Legal Conference (UK), Sanctuary 

Argumentation Conference (CZ), Performativity in Law




Recognition is a core element of restorative justice: to repair and heal is to recognize and to be recognised. Documented open-ended improvisation with dancer Márcio K. Canabarro and filmmaker Dániel Botos.




















terra nullius


artistic research residency 2022/3

supported by: Visegrad Fund
hosted by: Laznia Contemporary Art, Gdansk (PL)
artistic assistant: Mona Rena Groska

The research has been melting critical legal thought, phenomenology, and information harvested through embodied technologies. The final showing took the form of a performative ritual referring to procedural attributes of justice-making traditions. Consisting of a lecture and guided session with dancer Tatiana Dziewanowska, we aimed to make tangible the edges of our vertical relationship to land and experiment with embodied technologies.


Thanks to Gabó Barta of Terrapolis Tarcal (HU) for the mini-residency, Tatiana Dziewanowska for movement-based co-research, Mona Rena Grovska for artistic assistance















legal reparation


lecture & video installation

2024
Bratislava Design Week


Photos by: Deana Cehláriková















 

legal reparation


video art


Documented research material based on dance improvisation and systemic constellations, visualizing the effect of contemporary constitutionalism on material bodies.

collaborators:
Márcio K. Canabarro
Dániel Botos

2021
The Critical Inquiry Lab
Design Academy Eindhoven
















seeking for legal remedy


text

2021
The Critical Inquiry Lab
Design Academy Eindhoven


thesis tutor: Patricia Reed















CASE NO.1. the Moon vs. Human Mankind


performance

In the history of Human Mankind, extractivism and coloniality have finally reached celestial bodies.

Seems to become a precedent, the Moon claimed its rights, sued Human Mankind for its colonialist acts, demanded to hinder its activities, and repair the damage caused on the land, and rocks of its body.

Will a new wave of domination be disrupted?
How are humans going to connect to the consciousness of rocks, and extraterritorial bodies in the trial and in the future?

In the closing hearing of the trial, where the case and evidence provided by the parties are presented, the verdict is announced, and the public is invited to participate.

2020
The Critical Inquiry Lab
Design Academy Eindhoven




First Lunar Earthrise, Old and New
Image Credit: NASA/Ames Research Center/
Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project