<i>Night Journey.</i> The death and afterlife of mountains in global value chains

Global chains of capital production have displaced and destroyed innumerable nonhuman and human beings worldwide. We address this complexity with an artistic research tapestry titled Night Journey that represents travelling mountains in conversation with a separate Mughal tapestry. Through Night Journey and this paper, we reflect on the relational consequences of globalization from an Indigenous ontological perspective. This is also considered from a methodology rooted in our migrant positionality.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1484/j.forum.5.149933
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Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Night Journey. The death and afterlife of mountains in global value chains

Luis Ortiz, Gabriel Rossell Santillán
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Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Night Journey. The death and afterlife of mountains in global value chains

Luis Ortiz, Gabriel Rossell Santillán
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Abstract

Global chains of capital production have displaced and destroyed innumerable nonhuman and human beings worldwide. We address this complexity with an artistic research tapestry titled Night Journey that represents travelling mountains in conversation with a separate Mughal tapestry. Through Night Journey and this paper, we reflect on the relational consequences of globalization from an Indigenous ontological perspective. This is also considered from a methodology rooted in our migrant positionality.

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