The research tackles climate change through art, science, and education by revisiting the ecosystem values and violations of the boundaries of human and nature's rights, envisioning post-industrial Edens of high natural and cultural capital.

With a strong pedagogical orientation, the territorial research projects open up for subjective experiences in distance learning methodologies, proposing the hybridization of immersive environments and open source technologies. The active network operates worldwide, remotely, and decentralized, creating cooperative cartographies and collaborative, living maps, while denouncing agents of disturbance and the exhaustion of exceptional ecological resources and vulnerable lands and communities.

The result is an agency/laboratory of advocacy and diplomacy research projects, performing complex social and environmental re-engineering of the past, present, and future.

The Laboratory develops an atlas of advocacy and diplomacy research projects focused on social and environmental re-engineering, by analysing pattern from post-industrial geographies, diverse forms of ecologies, and cultural narratives.

Geopolitical, social, and environmental concerns are analysed from molecular to planetary scale, proposing and testing infrastructure for engagement, able to host the life of humans and non-human species. By mapping the patterns of industries, the landscape as a productive surface, human and infrastructural geographies.

The research tackles climate change through art, science, and education by revisiting the ecosystem values and violations of the boundaries of human and nature's rights, envisioning post-industrial edens of high natural and cultural capital.