Our research aims to support collaboration between the arts, humanities, and natural sciences, via a creative practice-led methodology based on making ‘more-than-human’ stories. Stories provide connection and convey complex ideas in ways that resonate deeply with emotions and values as well as the intellect, and thus, without instrumentalising stories or artistic practice, we believe story-making can enhance how we make and value knowledge about the world. More-than-human story-making emphasises the relationship between human and non-human elements such as ice, water, rock, scientific data and equipment, animal lives, historical artefacts, and technologies.
