E-C-O-C-O-R-E is a bi-annual ecology xine.
ECOCORE aims to explore the camouflaged souls of ecology.
ECOCORE addresses the improper valuation given by hyper consumption to shared, finite, natural resources. Negative externalities born by public and subsidised lives are calling for a re-examination of the “good cause”.
ECOCORE recognises that ecology’s identity has been repressed or relegated to area’s where it ought not to be. Relying on prettiness as a tool to convey its’ ideas, ECOCORE strives to furtively edit ecology’s muddled identity and environmental awareness.
There are many new leading actors, decision makers, and partnerships that play increasingly important roles in what happens to the natural world. The proliferating complexity, immediacy, and ubiquity of environmental crises therefore demand novel and unusual human responses towards this new eco-governance.
ECOCORE II (The Dolphin Issue), includes Brazilian dolphins by Vincent Bevins, an essay by Giordano Bruno, an interview with Evo Morales, computational architecture, a photo-essay by Steven Meisel, polyamorous Mermaids, outdoor homos, anarcho-pauperism, biomorphic media theories, Franz Kafka, beautiful nature, Aldo Rossi, a horoscope, net-community milestones, and works from the artists Aids-3D, Marlie Mul, Cab Broskoski, and a bountiful fiction section curated by Christopher Glazek.
ECOCORE is edited by Alessandro Bava. ECOCORE III (The FO.od Issue) will come out in January 2012.
ISBN 978-82-8203-020-5 — 130 pages
