Grants and residencies Arts Risteymä. Ecopoetics, equity and pandemia Main applicant Writer, designer and multimedia artist Malpica Daniel Amount of funding 40500 € Type of funding General grant call Fields Literary StudiesLiterature and verbal art Grant year 2020 If you are the leader of this project, you can sign in and add more information. Log in Share: Back to Grants listing Application summary Poet, graphic designer and multimedia artist Daniel Malpica applies for a 1 year working grant to develop two main core projects: 1. Writing a series of conceptual, concrete and cross-discipline poetry attempting to explore non-conventional ways of creative writing while reflecting on the meaning and purpose of literary practices after Covid19. The series will try to constitute a fundamental analysis of the human activity on this planet (the perceptions of nature, Ecopoetics, environmental devastation and utopia). 2. A series of multi-platform projects intended to showcase, support, translate and publish linguistically diverse literature within the Finnish literary scene. Those projects will take the form of live streaming sessions involving Finland-based authors; and a multilingual book on freedom of speech involving a discussion on Finland’s xxi century literary corpus (as part of a wider project developed by Suomen PEN). Project report summary Risteymä. Ecopoetics, Equity and Pandemia The project consisted on a writing a series of conceptual, concrete and cross-discipline poetry attempting to explore non-conventional ways of creative writing while reflecting on the meaning and purpose of literary practices after Covid19. The series will try to constitute a fundamental analysis of the human activity on this planet (the perceptions of nature, Ecopoetics, environmental devastation and utopia). Furthermore, the project developed a series of multi-platform projects intended to showcase, support, translate and publish linguistically diverse literature within the Finnish literary scene. Those projects took the form of interview sessions involving Finland-based authors; and a multilingual book on freedom of speech involving a discussion on Finland’s xxi century literary corpus. Back to Grants listing