Plants create and shape the landscapes they inhabit, establishing connections and cooperation among the forces that make up their ecosystem. Within these processes of interdependence, they evolve to sustain and strengthen shared forms of existence.

In this sense, from expansive landscapes to abstract details, this project proposes a perspective that contributes to a plural coexistence with the world we inhabit. From this perspective, plants are understood as co-inhabitants, inviting us to think of nature as a living community sustained through relationships rather than resources.

FUNGI #4

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Through this practice, I re imagine the natural world from a perception that differs from the ways it has traditionally been represented and inhabited according to classical modes of thought, opening space for other ways of perceiving, relating, and belonging.

FUNGI #2

EARTH thinks an immersive encounter in which nature is recognized not as the subject of representation, but as the author of its own aesthetic and creative processes.

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