Forest Gens is a critical cartography that reveals the extent of the anthropogenic transformations in Amazonia. From the expanse of present societies’ footprint to the outcome of centuries-old territorial imprints, it presents the region as a complex, human-shaped landscape rather than a homogeneous pristine forest.
Participants
POLES | POLITICAL ECOLOGY OF SPACE RIO DE JANEIRO AND SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL Gabriel Kozlowski, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 1987. Lives in Boston, USA, works in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
AO | ARCHITECTS OFFICE SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL Gregory Bousquet, Ivry, France. 1974. Lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil.
Team
Gabriel Kozlowski (Project Lead), Carolina Passos (Mapping Expert and Coordination), Chiara Scotoni (Principal Researcher and Data Visualisation), Thiago Engers (Principal Researcher and Data Visualisation), Armando Biagioni Neto (Computer Scientist), Miguel Darcy (Project Management)
Supporters
Scientific Advisors: Heiko Prümers, Eduardo Goes Neves, Morgan J. Schmidt
