Erinma Ochu
Digital Cultures Research Centre, UWE Bristol and Pervasive Media Studio
A biologist and storyteller interested in collective consciousness. They are invested in experimenting with subcultures of technology & scientific practice to re-learn how to live equitably within planetary limits.
![Person with a hat walking in woods, with left hand held up, as if sensing or searching](/studio/sites/default/files/styles/pmstudio_feature_block_main/public/resident/image/2024-06-16/Erinma%20and%20the%20Oak.jpg?itok=JCYrYiBd)
Erinma and the oaks
Worked on
![An image of the inside of a domed house with curved iron ribs onto which white canvas has been tautly wrapped around. Traditional Somali prints on the outside of the canvas are also visible from the inside of the house. We can see the backs of two women facing various colourful small woven structures, and a potted plant, all hanging from the ribs of the house. A microphone and lights are also visible inside the space.](/studio/sites/default/files/styles/pmstudio_feature_block/public/project/image/2024-02-21/House%20of%20Weaving%20Songs%20-%20Playable%20City%20Bristol%20Jul23%20%C2%A9%20Luke%20O%27Donovan%20%28mid%20res%29%20%2827%20of%2036%29_1.jpg?h=4031aa77&itok=zR07rrE-)
Alternative Technologies: A Just Transition
This workshop series examines technologies and their past, present, and future role in climate justice (and breakdown) and explores what the alternatives could be, through a process of carefully facilitated design thinkingA biologist and storyteller interested in collective consciousness as a means to communally respond in the best interests of minoritised people and the planet. They are invested in experimenting with subcultures of technology & scientific practice as a starting point to re-learn and collectively co-imagine how to live equitably within planetary limits. Prior experiments include: