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Espartatuga at 09:17, 13 January 2026

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	<strong>Welcome to the wiki of ~~EChO of IMAGES~~: Archive for ~~an ecology of images~~</strong>		<strong>Welcome to the wiki of ecoAr: Archive for Media Ecology</strong>

	~~The EChO~~ of ~~IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage~~ research ~~and~~ the ~~production of images through sustainable and~~ ecological ~~practices. The production~~ of ~~images using digital~~ media ~~gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images~~, ~~arts education must recognise its responsibilities~~ in ~~relation to urgent climate issues~~ and ~~justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes~~. ~~EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing~~ sustainable ~~image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic~~ and ~~educational~~ practices~~. With this project, we aim to understand~~ and ~~recover~~ the ~~meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications~~.		EcoAr proposes a critical rethinking of arts education and research, acknowledging that the ecological impacts of media are not only material and energy-related, but also embedded in processes of communication and (mis)information. It asks how sustainable and ecological practices can be articulated today within the complex relationship between communication technologies and the environment.

	~~The~~ main output of the ~~EChO of IMAGES (EI)~~ is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI frontend]].		Drawing on previous work like the seed project, [[EChO of IMAGES]], the main output of the ecoAr is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI frontend]].

	~~Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project~~.

	We recommend doing this [https://forms.gle/AXRVwFYgpzkXxopK7 learning form], to learn, understand, and operate with the platform.		We recommend doing this [https://forms.gle/AXRVwFYgpzkXxopK7 learning form], to learn, understand, and operate with the platform.

Espartatuga at 16:18, 28 November 2025

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	<strong>Welcome to the wiki of EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images</strong>		<strong>Welcome to the wiki of EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images</strong>

	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, ~~art~~ education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, arts education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.

	The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI frontend]].		The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI frontend]].

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	Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.		Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.

			We recommend doing this [https://forms.gle/AXRVwFYgpzkXxopK7 learning form], to learn, understand, and operate with the platform.

	Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents\|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.		Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents\|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.

Espartatuga at 10:51, 21 May 2025

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	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.

	The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI]] ~~frontend~~.		The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI frontend]].

	Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.		Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.

Espartatuga at 10:51, 21 May 2025

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	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.

	The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt \| EI]] frontend.		The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt EI]] frontend.

	Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.		Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.

Espartatuga: /* Getting started */

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Getting started

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	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.

			The main output of the EChO of IMAGES (EI) is the Archive Platform, constituted by this Mediawiki ecosystem for the data and tools like the [[https://echoimages.labs.wikimedia.pt \| EI]] frontend.

	Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.		Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.
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	== Getting started ==		== Getting started ==
	* [[Wiki Getting started]]		* [[Wiki Getting started]]
	* ~~EChO of IMAGES Platform~~		* [[EI Frontend page]]

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	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.



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	Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents\|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.		Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents\|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.

	~~[[Wiki Getting started]]~~

	== Getting started ==		== Getting started ==
	~~[[Optics Division]]~~		* [[Wiki Getting started]]
			* EChO of IMAGES Platform
	* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
	* [~~https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]~~
	* [~~https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list~~]
	* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
	* ~~[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]~~

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 == Getting started ==

Espartatuga: /* i2ADS Research */

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i2ADS Research

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	Tiago Assis		Tiago Assis

	==== i2ADS ~~Research~~ ====		==== i2ADS ====
	Susana Lourenço Marques (i2ADS/FBAUP); Cristina Fonseca (i2ADS/FBAUP); Camila Mangueira (i2ADS/FBAUP); Miguel Costa (i2ADS/FBAUP); Tiago Pinho (i2ADS/FBAUP)		Susana Lourenço Marques (i2ADS/FBAUP); Cristina Fonseca (i2ADS/FBAUP); Camila Mangueira (i2ADS/FBAUP); Miguel Costa (i2ADS/FBAUP); Tiago Pinho (i2ADS/FBAUP)

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	The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.		The EChO of IMAGES: Archive for an ecology of images [EChO_IMAGES] aims to encourage research and the production of images through sustainable and ecological practices. The production of images using digital media gives little thought to the environmental problems it causes. Digital hides unsustainable infrastructures that harm the environment. Although it depends on the production of images, art education must recognise its responsibilities in relation to urgent climate issues and justify acknowledging the historical roles it has played in the past. Analogue photography is historically linked to extractivist systems and environmentally damaging processes. EChO_IMAGES engages in this critical reflection by addressing the need to look for practices capable of developing sustainable image production processes, while seeking to understand these relationships in artistic and educational practices. With this project, we aim to understand and recover the meanings of image-making in an ecological way and consider its educational, artistic and sustainability implications.

	===~~= Institutions =~~===		=== INSTITUTIONS ===
	Casa da Imagem		Casa da Imagem

	CEAA/ESAP		Centro de Estudos Arnaldo Araújo/Escola Superior Artística do Porto (CEAA/ESAP)

	CODA/FLUP		Centre for Digital Culture and Innovation/Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto (CODA/FLUP)

	Wikimedia PT		Wikimedia PT

	==== ~~Team~~ ====		=== TEAM ===

			==== Principal Investigador ====
			Tiago Assis

			==== i2ADS Research ====
	Susana Lourenço Marques (i2ADS/FBAUP); Cristina Fonseca (i2ADS/FBAUP); Camila Mangueira (i2ADS/FBAUP); Miguel Costa (i2ADS/FBAUP); Tiago Pinho (i2ADS/FBAUP)		Susana Lourenço Marques (i2ADS/FBAUP); Cristina Fonseca (i2ADS/FBAUP); Camila Mangueira (i2ADS/FBAUP); Miguel Costa (i2ADS/FBAUP); Tiago Pinho (i2ADS/FBAUP)

			==== Platform Development ====
			Hugo Castro (FEUP); André Barbosa (Wikimedia PT/FLUP)

			==== Casa da Imagem ====
			Inês Azevedo (CEAA/FLUP); Joana Mateus (CEAA)

			==== CODA ====
			Vera Moitinho (FLUP); Luís Trigo (FLUP); Diogo Marques (FLUP)

			==== CEAA/ESAP ====
			Rui Lourosa (ESAP)


	Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.		Consult the [[EChO of IMAGES]] page for more information about the project.