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    "frshortpresentation": "Dans le cadre de l'exposition «Soil Art Tales. Living Ecosystems for Shared Futures», sous le commissariat de Stefano Cagol,\r\norganisée par le Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU+NET) et développée au sein du SoilTribes, financé par Horizon Europe.",
    "angshortpresentation": "Part of the exhibition \"Soil Art Tales. Living Ecosystems for Shared Futures\", curated by Stefano Cagol,\r\norganised by the Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU+NET) and developed within the Horizon Europe-funded project SoilTribes.",
    "frpresentation": "Conçue comme une installation filmique déployée sur deux écrans, l’œuvre de Miguel Teodoro est issue d’un travail de terrain et de recherches archivistiques. Au sein de cette œuvre multidimensionnelle, le sol et le film agissent comme des vecteurs d’investigation permettant de retracer des histoires environnementales, géopolitiques et technoscientifiques à travers les territoires périphériques d’Europe du Sud que sont Chypre et le Portugal. Il décortique le processus par lequel la « désertification » s’est imposée comme un récit environnemental naturalisé, hérité de l’époque coloniale et de l’après-guerre. À travers des rencontres avec des agriculteurs, des scientifiques et des acteurs locaux, l’œuvre aborde le sol non seulement comme le témoin d’une violence environnementale s’inscrivant dans la longue durée, mais explore également les fonctions cachées de ces sols en tant que banques de semences vivantes ainsi que leur immense potentiel de régénération.",
    "angpresentation": "Presented as an expanded two-channel film installation, the work emerges from fieldwork and archival research. Within this multilayered work, soil and film function as investigative media through which environmental, geopolitical, and technoscientific histories are traced across the southern European peripheral territories of Cyprus and Portugal – regions confronting parallel socio-environmental challenges.\r\nFocusing on contested landscapes often framed as climate change “frontlines,” the project explores how these territories are shaped by shifting environmental narratives and land uses. The project unpacks how “desertification” became naturalised as a colonial and post-war environmental narrative.  Through encounters with farmers, scientists, and local practitioners, the work approaches soil not only as a witness to long-term environmental violence but also explores the hidden functions of these soils as living seed banks and their great regenerative potential.",
    "frcartel": "Miguel Teodoro, \"Peripheral Deserts\", 2026, installation multimédia, vidéo à deux canaux, couleur, 4K, son stéréo, panneau LED\r\nDans le cadre de l'exposition «Soil Art Tales. Living Ecosystems for Shared Futures», sous le commissariat de Stefano Cagol,\r\norganisée par le Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU+NET) et développée au sein du SoilTribes, financé par Horizon Europe.\r\nConçue comme une installation filmique déployée sur deux écrans, l’œuvre de Miguel Teodoro est issue d’un travail de terrain et de recherches archivistiques. Au sein de cette œuvre multidimensionnelle, le sol et le film agissent comme des vecteurs d’investigation permettant de retracer des histoires environnementales, géopolitiques et technoscientifiques à travers les territoires périphériques d’Europe du Sud que sont Chypre et le Portugal. Il décortique le processus par lequel la « désertification » s’est imposée comme un récit environnemental naturalisé, hérité de l’époque coloniale et de l’après-guerre.",
    "angcartel": "Miguel Teodoro, Peripheral Deserts, 2026, multimedia installation, 2-channel video, colour, 4K, stereo sound, LED panel\r\n\r\nPart of the exhibition \"Soil Art Tales. Living Ecosystems for Shared Futures\", curated by Stefano Cagol,\r\norganised by the Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU+NET) and developed within the Horizon Europe-funded project SoilTribes. \r\n\r\nConceived as a two-screen film installation, Miguel Teodoro’s work stems from fieldwork and archival research. Within this multidimensional piece, soil and film serve as vehicles for inquiry, tracing environmental, geopolitical, and technoscientific histories across the peripheral Southern European territories of Cyprus and Portugal. The work dissects the process by which \"desertification\" established itself as a naturalized environmental narrative—a legacy of the colonial and post-war eras.",
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