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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2025 · 33 MIN

Episode 6 of Extracts with Ignacio Acosta.

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In episode 6 of extracts, hosts Sarah Comyn and Megan Kuster are in conversation with Ignacio Acosta, who is an artist and researcher working with photography and video in territories under pressure from extractive industries. His collaborative documentary practice, use of drone technology and camera traps, and immersive installations aim to help audiences build a connection to the places impacted by extractive industry and contribute to activist social movements trying to project sites at risk of large scale mining. Find out more about Ignacio Acosta's work on his website https://ignacioacosta.com

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Extracts is a podcasts series about how artists are working to reimagine the potential futures of mined, excavated, and extractivsts landscapes. Hosted by Sarah Comyn and Megan Kuster, the series is supported by UCD Humanities Institute and UCD College of Arts and Humanities Research Strands Seed Funding scheme. The music is from South African performance art ensemble The Brother Moves On.

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