Keith Armstrong

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Keith Armstrong is a pioneering art-eco-science practitioner whose hybrid practice bridges creative arts, ecological science, and social engagement. His primary research areas include ecosophical praxis, creative robotics, and field-based collaborations that address urgent ecological questions of the Anthropocene. Armstrong’s major contributions lie in developing innovative methodologies that integrate artistic expression with scientific fieldwork, particularly through collaborations with ecologists to document biodiversity, species loss, and extinction. His work aims to redesign social relations with natural systems, fostering cultural conditions for sustainable futures. Notably, his 2019 paper "Art-eco-science. Field collaborations" (4 citations) exemplifies his commitment to transdisciplinary practice, while his 2016 work "Embodying a future for the future: Creative robotics and ecosophical praxis" (2 citations) explores how creative robotics can materialize and engage complex ecological issues. Though his citation counts are modest, Armstrong’s impact is profound in shaping discourse around art’s role in ecological activism and systemic change. His pioneering approach continues to inspire students and researchers seeking to merge artistic creativity with environmental stewardship, demonstrating how practice-led research can provoke meaningful cultural and ecological transformation.