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Madhuri Karak

Madhuri Karak (she/her) is a researcher working at the intersections of climate, technology, and people's movements in South and South East Asia for the last 15+ years. She writes, teaches, and speaks on topics ranging from Indigenous data sovereignty and the environmental impacts of tech infrastructures to the limits of geospatial tools for territorial recognition. Madhuri was a Mellon - American Council of Learned Societies Public Fellow (2019-2021) and holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from The Graduate Center, City University of New York.

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Knowing from Above

Madhuri Karak

Typographic illustrations compare top-down satellite imagery of forests with Indigenous understandings of forests in a mixed media essay for the independent magazine It’s Freezing in LA!

Our Cyborgian Orchard

Felipe Mammoli and Madhuri Karak

A narrative experiment incorporating watercolors by community members of Mekar Raya village in West Kalimantan and earth observation data.

Beyond Carbon selected to join Unearthodox's Exploration Co-Lab

Felipe Mammoli, Madhuri Karak, and Cindy Julianty

Chosen from over 500 applications from 92 countries, the Co-Lab represents projects exploring new ways to respond to today’s nature-society challenges.

A Forest Is Never One Thing

Madhuri Karak

Founder and Research Lead Madhuri Karak reflects on Beyond Carbon's video installation before it's premiere in the Netherlands and Indonesia this fall.

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