Remove the Asphalt Paving: De-Modernism

This study explores the urgent need to shift our understanding of sustainability from a human-centered perspective to one that recognizes our interconnectedness with the Earth. It critiques modernity's focus on material wealth and advocates for a transformative worldview that values ecological balance. The paper emphasizes fostering community engagement and sensibility towards the environment by integrating interdisciplinary approaches, critical reflection, and artistic expression. Ultimately, it calls for a profound re-evaluation of our relationship with nature, urging a collective commitment to reimagine our place within the ecosystem and cultivate ecological and cultural "soil" for future generations.

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Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v9isi23.6179
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Public Spaces through Art
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Remove the Asphalt Paving: De-Modernism

Yusaku Imamura
Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal
Public Spaces through Art
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Remove the Asphalt Paving: De-Modernism

Yusaku Imamura
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Abstract

This study explores the urgent need to shift our understanding of sustainability from a human-centered perspective to one that recognizes our interconnectedness with the Earth. It critiques modernity's focus on material wealth and advocates for a transformative worldview that values ecological balance. The paper emphasizes fostering community engagement and sensibility towards the environment by integrating interdisciplinary approaches, critical reflection, and artistic expression. Ultimately, it calls for a profound re-evaluation of our relationship with nature, urging a collective commitment to reimagine our place within the ecosystem and cultivate ecological and cultural "soil" for future generations.

Environment-Behaviour Proceedings JournalVol. 9(SI23)
Tokyo University of the Arts (JP)
University of Oxford
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
Public Spaces through Art
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