A term coined by German philosopher Jakob von Uexküll, UMWELTdescribes the intrinsic perception of reality through the eyes of a singular creature, unable to be recreated in the mind of another as it belongs solely to the perceiver. The collection speak to the theme of this philosophical concept can be contradictory or conciliatory, and will consider subjective versus objective truths and metamodern understanding of our current reality.
Contributors: Deepthi Arun Kumar, Robert Eugene Rubino, M. D. Smith, Lilia Mahfouz, Sydney Claire Thomson, David Anson Lee, Mercury Sunderland, Pia Quintano, Gary Bolick, Mark Wagstaff, Joe Cappello, Joe Bisicchia, John Brixter Tino, Dennis Goza, Margeaux Kozlowsky, Naomi Dennis, Sreyash Sarkar, Doug Raphael, Stefanie Lee, Greg Hill, Chijioke Fidelis Izuegbunem, Michelle Chen, Khalil Elayan, and Rae Decker Stanley.
A term coined by German philosopher Jakob von Uexküll, UMWELTdescribes the intrinsic perception of reality through the eyes of a singular creature, unable to be recreated in the mind of another as it belongs solely to the perceiver. The collection speak to the theme of this philosophical concept can be contradictory or conciliatory, and will consider subjective versus objective truths and metamodern understanding of our current reality.
Contributors: Deepthi Arun Kumar, Robert Eugene Rubino, M. D. Smith, Lilia Mahfouz, Sydney Claire Thomson, David Anson Lee, Mercury Sunderland, Pia Quintano, Gary Bolick, Mark Wagstaff, Joe Cappello, Joe Bisicchia, John Brixter Tino, Dennis Goza, Margeaux Kozlowsky, Naomi Dennis, Sreyash Sarkar, Doug Raphael, Stefanie Lee, Greg Hill, Chijioke Fidelis Izuegbunem, Michelle Chen, Khalil Elayan, and Rae Decker Stanley.
