About author: Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos is an artist, fiction author, Professor of Law & Theory & Director of The Westminster University Law & Theory Lab.

Introduction by Hanna Musiol and Gulabuddin Sukhanwar
Moderation by Kari Nixon, Hanna Musiol, Parissa Chokrai, & Q&A with the public

About the artist: Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos is an academic/artist/fiction author. His practice includes legal theory / performance / ecological pedagogy / lawscaping / performance lecture / video art / spatial justice / moving-poems / critical autopoiesis / online performance / radical ontologies / installation art / picpoetry / performance machines / fiction writing / sculpture / wavewriting / political geography / clay making / gender and queer studies / painting / continental philosophy / posthumanism / anthropocenes. Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos is Professor of Law & Theory at the University of Westminster, and Director of The Westminster Law & Theory Lab. His academic books include the monographs Absent Environments (2007), Niklas Luhmann: Law, Justice, Society (2009), and Spatial Justice: Body Lawscape Atmosphere (2014). His fiction The Book of Water is published in Greek and English. His practice has been presented at Palais de Tokyo, the 58th Venice Art Biennale 2019, the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale 2016, the Tate Modern, Inhotim Instituto de Arte Contemporânea Brazil, Arebyte Gallery, Danielle Arnaud Gallery, etc.

This event is organized by the Narrating Sustainability project members – Hanna Musiol, Kari Nixon, Parissa Chokrai, and Ysabel Muñoz – in collaboration with Libe García Zarranz and the ILU-based TransLit: Sustainable Ethics, Affects and Pedagogies research group at NTNU, Gulabuddin Sukhanwar and the House of Literaure in Trondheim. The event is generously supported by NTNU Sustainability, NTNU Ocean, and the House of Literature in Trondheim.