Łagodzenie smutku klimatycznego. Tworzenie solastalgicznej przestrzeni międzygeneracyjnej w praktykach kuratoringu naiwnego

Abstract

The proposed article aims to analyze artistic practices located in everyday life and localities where art opens a venue for expressing climate narratives and affords spaces of support in the experience of climate grief by women and girls. In the analyzed case, artivistic practices effectively alleviate the symptoms of climate grief and help to come to terms with the loss of a predictable and normal world. Artivistic practices are analyzed within the methodological frame of care pedagogy and its categories: care, generation, emancipatory dialogue, and psycho-educational practices. Artivism as an artistic-therapeutic practice breaks the “culture of silence,” opens the space for climate narratives as a socially and personally significant issue, for climate emotions and comfort in the experience of losing the world. The analyzed artistic practices are carried out in a specific social and biographical context. They are intertwined with the relationships of care taken by women over women. In caring relationships, artivism also becomes a practice of caring for others and caring for oneself. Key-words: women, artivism, refugees, climate change, solastalgia