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Eccentric philosopher and author Emanuele Coccia will share his thoughts on his latest project ‘Metropolitan Nature.’ As the recipient of the Mondrian Prize 2024, he currently resides in the former studio of Piet Mondrian in Laren. Lisa Doeland and Francesco Carrasso will join Coccia in the philosophical exploration of nature in the metropole, the relation between species, and the notion of home.
Event details of Metropolitan Nature
Date
27 November 2024
Time
20:00
Location
SPUI25

Known for his interdisciplinary approach, philosopher and author Emanuele Coccia (1976, Italy) explores the relationships between humans, nature, and the cosmos, often challenging traditional distinctions between living and non-living entities. His writing, deeply influenced by fields like biology and anthropology, engages with themes of life, plants, and the environment, emphasizing a vision of existence where all forms of life are interconnected. His philosophical practice is marked by a poetic, accessible style that resonates with both academic and broader audiences. His work has been featured in major academic and cultural discussions, making him a key voice in contemporary philosophy and ecological thought.  

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