CRYPTOGAMIC ORACLE v1 ART Research Work in progress by antonyhall - December 13, 2025June 13, 20260 App development using Base44 - output image composites from version 1 See Crptogamic oracle 2026
Micro protest workshop ART Events / News Research Workshops by antonyhall - September 3, 2025September 11, 20250 The Micro-Protest Workshop explores the power of gentle protest through small, situated acts of resistance. Participants use a process of ‘diffractive mapping’* to co-create protest signs and slogans that draw on perspectives from ecology, art, and activism. Rather than large-scale statements, these micro-signs give voice to overlooked or more-than-human worlds, transforming protest into an exercise in empathetic imagination. Drawing on Corbett’s idea of gentle protest (Corbett, 2017) and the Situationist practice of détournement (Debord & Wolman, 1956), the workshop uses humour, play, and re-appropriation to show how media objects, even modest ones can disrupt dominant narratives and open space for critical reflection.
We were by the tumbling stream. Research Work in progress Workshops by antonyhall - November 12, 2024November 12, 20240 Poetic transcription of Braithwaite (1883) ‘Mosses’ Taylor, J.E. Notes on Collecting and Preserving Natural History Objects London W.H. Allen Pp 145-158 Outcome from Moss Worlds Workshop 2, 8th Nov 2024 (Session 2 led by Abbi Flint Poet and Researcher
Moss identification card deck ART Events / News Workshops by antonyhall - July 6, 2024September 11, 20250 This card pack was developed for a moss walk for the Eco pedagogies Symposium 2024. The walk traced a route between the Firs Botanical Gardens and Manchester Museum. In this iteration of the moss workshop, I discussed my emerging "methodology of moss" and the role of art as a perception-changing device. To develop the card pack I photographed each species of moss I found along the route and created a card for each one, including information on the numerous biomes encountered. These cards not only aid my learning and memorisation of moss species but also include prompts, instructions, texts, and readings that will enable others to facilitate their own walking and moss workshops in the future.