CEEK Panels Day 1

University of Dundee

Welcome to the digital archive of our 2024 conference, Contested & Erased Energy Knowledges. Watch recordings of our panel sessions, workshops and keynote lectures.

Panel 1: Counter Energies

Rosemin Keshvani, Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP), Kingston University London, Dynamics, Mechanics and Life: Kant’s Critique of the ‘Grass Blade’

Finian Worrall, CRMEP, Kingston University LondonEnergy as Ecological Currency: The ‘Economic’ Approach to Ecosystem Science

Tiger Liu, CRMEP, Kingston University London, Against General Economy: A Critique of Bataillean Politics of Energy

Gabriella Daris, CRMEP, Kingston University LondonThe Volcanic Energy of Imagination in Castoriadis’ Conception of Society

Panel 2: Diffractions & Matterings ​

Stephanie Gray, Global Centre for Advanced Studies, Entangled Jewish Temporalities: Zionist Settler Colonialism in the Anthropocene

Pedro Brea, University of Colorado (Boulder & Denver), Energy and the Past that was Never Present: Towards a Hauntology of Energy

Clayton Crockett, University of Central Arkansas, Entanglements of Energy and Time in Barad’s Quantum Mechanics

Terra Schwerin Rowe, University of North Texas, Transition or Transformation?: Barad and Energy Humanities on Transition Temporalities

Panel 3: Lived Imaginaries

Leon Hirt, University of Cambridge & University of Geneva, Is it Time to Clean up our Atmosphere? A Review

Saoirse Amira Anis, A Garden of Hesperides Woven and Unwoven over Time

Jessica Saxby, Université Paris 1 Sorbonne, Imperial Botany: Extraction, Transfer, Erasure

Giovanni Frigo, Roman Meinhold, Daniel Wuebben, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology / Mahidol University / Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Radical Environmentalism and Energy Justice: Emerging Tensions in Energy Transitions

Panel 4: Electrics & Magnetics​

Ingrid Koenig, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Wandering the Magnetosphere

Duncan Robertson, Uniarts Helsinki, Helen Electricity Worries about her Impending Doom

Justus Schäfer, Participatory Alter-automation as Means for Political-libidinal De-proletarianisation

Panel 5: Computing Energy in Materio​

Sha Xin Wei, Arizona State University, Metabolism as Material-Energetic Computation?

Oswaldo Emiddio Vasquez Hadjilyra, Arizona State University, Fluidics and Materialist Logics

Ramón del Buey Cañas and Violeta Garrido Sánchez, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid & Universidad de Granada, Exergy and Ecological Economics

Andrés Saenz De Sicilia, Northeastern University London, Metabolism and Capitalist Social Form

Panel 6: Libidinal Pulsations ​

Iljoon Park, Wonkwang University, Energetic De-Compostion: Ontic Extendibility

Julia Pond, Kingston University, Body, Poetry, Economy: Dancing New Energetic Directions for Capital

Ashley Woodward, University of Dundee, Libidinal Energetic Aesthetics

Panel 7: (In)organic Frequencies ​

Léa Dreyer, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneTacit Energetic Knowledges in Lars Fredrikson’s Sound Art

Josephine Ellis, Bern Academy of the Arts, University of Bern, Too Good to Be Food? On Our (Art’s) Being Edible

Breck Furnas, University of CaliforniaSan Diego Lapland as a Lab: Aesthetic Models for Mineral Mining

Barbara Larson, University of West Florida, Art as Effusive Energy: Herbert Spencer and Gerard Baldwin Brown

Panel 8: The Embers of Fogo ​

Kuai Shen, University of Lisbon, The Spectral Signatures of Fire

Verónica Policarpo, University of Lisbon, Following the Energy of Fire: Media Affective Landscapes

José Luís Zêzere, University of Lisbon, Fires of Tomorrow: Navigating the Climate Challenge