Skip to main navigation Skip to search Skip to main content

Exhibition: Amazonian Social Cartography - Mapping Lives, Territories, and Resistance.

Activity: Participating in or organising an eventParticipation in Festival or Exhibition

Description

Amazonian Social Cartography: Mapping Lives, Territories, and Resistance was an exhibition held at the GRID Building (Heriot-Watt) that presented drawings and first-person testimonies from Indigenous peoples of the Brazilian Amazon, offering powerful, place-based accounts of climate change. Through hand-drawn maps, visual narratives and recorded voices, the exhibition foregrounded Indigenous perspectives on territory, memory and resistance, revealing how climate impacts are lived, understood and contested on the ground. By centring Indigenous knowledge and visual expression, the exhibition invited audiences to engage with climate change not as an abstract phenomenon, but as an everyday reality shaped by relationships to land, rivers and community; challenging dominant representations and opening space for more inclusive, justice-oriented climate dialogue.
Period29 Oct 20254 Nov 2025
Event typeExhibition
LocationEdinburgh, United KingdomShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational