Charles Waldheim_
NUANCED APPROACH
John Davids_
…the 270 million bombs both "trampled" the land and then indeed prevented the land from further colonial exploitation afterward…
(*back to my ‘the art of touching the ground’/the bombs are protecting the land in an irony way)
…How much cleaning/mining you allow will be your critique of both the past abuses and the abuse inherent in raw, unmitigated colonial/capitalist exploitation
Brian Goldstein_
…making the gold companies into your "landscape architects"
(*the digging and reconstructing idea)
Don't necessarily take the Australians' presence as a given--work with it… (maybe) there is no one else who can do it and you must work around them, but your goal is to make their presence positive
Kelly Doran and Pierre Belanger_
Ground and aerial
Social culture value
More than REMEDY
Gold Buddha
Layers (Soil condition, water)
Grading the land
Gridding the land
other forces shaping the landscape (Weathering)
critic of the Infinite search of pattern
improve current logic / thinking
rethinking about waste
Diversifying the interrelation
Gold mining as Incubator
The lease outline
Taking advantage of the waste/ By product
Rethinking about the ‘bigness’
How you use the area that you can’t touch / Excluded land
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