Long before “circular economy” became a buzzword, Japan, an archipelago scarce in many natural resources, developed an aesthetic in which limits were generative rather than restrictive. This sensibility emerged from geography, climate and religious tradition, reaching systematic expression in the Edo period. Meiji Japan consciously adopted linear-progress thinking, yet the older wisdom doggedly persisted. Join us for a discussion that explores that persistence and asks what it might offer: not anxiously waiting for breakthrough solutions, but finding beauty and social utility in working within limits.
Admission/Cost: FREE Registration required
Location: Online event
Tuesday, May 12 - 4:00 PM
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