"FOLDS #17."
Description
Her work foregrounds plant decolonisation and a posthuman perspective, approaching plants as living archives of resistance and adaptation. Within this framework, vegetal temporalities unfold independently of human-centred narratives, proposing alternative understandings of history and agency.
Rooted in ecofeminism, her approach unfolds through sensory experience, symbolism, and affective modes of thinking, cultivating a poetic language that bridges intuition and critical reflection. By gathering fragments of emotion and bodily perception, she constructs a distinctive system of symbols and metaphors, weaving them into speculative narrative structures that explore alternative pathways of knowledge and relationality.Try it!
