编织这样或那样的方式:澳大利亚北部一个土著社区的幽灵网络连接

IF 1.5 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Emily Munro-Harrison
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沿着北古尔本岛(North Goulburn Island)的海岸,我们寻找被商业渔船丢弃或切断的绳索和渔网。这些网被称为“鬼网”,因为它们在海上漂流,无人看管。我和古尔本岛艺术中心的经理以及社区发展和就业项目(CDEP)的经理在一起,他们邀请我在瓦鲁维的第一个周末和他们一起出海。我在Mardbalk艺术和工艺中心做志愿者,作为艺术中心的助理,并为我的环境硕士论文进行研究。我们一边捡绳子,一边把它们从深埋的沙子里拽出来。当我们沿着海岸线散步时,我可以把海滩看作一个宝库,在那里,所有的东西都被“扔掉”,进入未知的世界。我的脚在白色和黑色的热沙滩上被烤焦了,到处都是山羊的足迹。在浮标、海藻、单鞋、玻璃和山羊粪便之间,我们遇到了我们想要的东西。环保人士认为,这种被称为“鬼网”的绳索会造成严重的环境风险,因为它会缠绕和诱捕海洋生物,杀死或严重伤害野生动物,最终成为该地区海滩的污染。然而,收集垃圾并不是我们的主要目的。我们正在为艺术中心清理这些绳索,在那里它们被用来制作雕塑艺术品。
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Weaving this and that way: Ghost net connections in an Aboriginal community in northern Australia
Walking along the shore of North Goulburn Island we look for rope and fishing nets discarded or cut loose by commercial fishing boats. These nets are given the name ‘ghost nets’ as they drift ownerless through the sea. I am here with the manager of the art centre on Goulburn Island and the manager of the Community Development and Employment Projects (CDEP)1 who invited me to go out on the sea with them on my first weekend in Warruwi. I am volunteering at the Mardbalk Arts and Craft Centre, as an assistant in the art centre and to conduct research for my Master of Environment thesis. We collect the bits of rope as we find them, tugging and pulling them out of the sand where they are deeply buried. As we walk along the shoreline I can see the beach as a kind of treasure trove, where all the bits and pieces of things end up after they are thrown ‘away’, into the unknown. My feet are scorching on the hot white and black sand, marked by goat tracks in every direction. In between buoys, seaweed, single shoes, glass and goat poo, we come across our desired objects. The rope known as ‘ghost net’ is considered by environmentalists to pose serious environmental risks as it can tangle and trap sea creatures, killing or seriously injuring the wildlife and end up as pollution on beaches in the region. However, rubbish collection is not our primary purpose. We are scavenging these ropes for the art centre where they are used to produce sculptural artwork.
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