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Britta Fluevog, Verena Winiwarter, Anna Svensson & Scott Braun set up a series of craftivist projects, workshops and a makerspace at the world congress of environmental history conference in Oulu, Finland 2024 and this is the documentation of the quilt made through the maker space and a quilting bee workshop.
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By Eline D. Tabak, Oulu University
My panel is directly inspired by the activist artworks I encountered during my PhD research on insect decline, specifically monarch butterfly narratives in North America. The draw of the monarch is undeniable: these butterflies not only symbolise biodiversity loss, they have also become part of an important call for open borders and represent the affirmation that migration is beautiful. Imagine no borders; accept no less.
