Mothering Economy
Where do we find small moments of peace in a world that is somewhat falling apart? In our relationships to each other? In love and generosity? In fulfilment, nature or profit? ‘Mothering Economy’ explores ideas of how we can relate to the world differently. By unravelling the brutal metacrisis we are globally experiencing, the reader is taken on a journey of philosophy, economy, science, and art. The imprint we’re left with asks – can we shift our mindsets to make space for mothering, and by doing so, radically improve the fabric of our world?
Jenny Grettve is an artist and designer whose work traverses the boundaries of architecture, fine art, and critical design. Known for her multifaceted approach, Jenny explores complex social and economic themes, crafting works that challenge conventional thinking and invite viewers to question deeply embedded structures in society. Her background in architecture and design provides a foundation for her experimental practice, allowing her to blend form and function in ways that push artistic and spatial limits.
Where do we find small moments of peace in a world that is somewhat falling apart? In our relationships to each other? In love and generosity? In fulfilment, nature or profit? ‘Mothering Economy’ explores ideas of how we can relate to the world differently. By unravelling the brutal metacrisis we are globally experiencing, the reader is taken on a journey of philosophy, economy, science, and art. The imprint we’re left with asks – can we shift our mindsets to make space for mothering, and by doing so, radically improve the fabric of our world?
Jenny Grettve is an artist and designer whose work traverses the boundaries of architecture, fine art, and critical design. Known for her multifaceted approach, Jenny explores complex social and economic themes, crafting works that challenge conventional thinking and invite viewers to question deeply embedded structures in society. Her background in architecture and design provides a foundation for her experimental practice, allowing her to blend form and function in ways that push artistic and spatial limits.
Where do we find small moments of peace in a world that is somewhat falling apart? In our relationships to each other? In love and generosity? In fulfilment, nature or profit? ‘Mothering Economy’ explores ideas of how we can relate to the world differently. By unravelling the brutal metacrisis we are globally experiencing, the reader is taken on a journey of philosophy, economy, science, and art. The imprint we’re left with asks – can we shift our mindsets to make space for mothering, and by doing so, radically improve the fabric of our world?
Jenny Grettve is an artist and designer whose work traverses the boundaries of architecture, fine art, and critical design. Known for her multifaceted approach, Jenny explores complex social and economic themes, crafting works that challenge conventional thinking and invite viewers to question deeply embedded structures in society. Her background in architecture and design provides a foundation for her experimental practice, allowing her to blend form and function in ways that push artistic and spatial limits.
