Finding the Wild


Lichens
Post-Shelter
Mould Takeover
Don’t shit where you eat
The Mill
Fishing Zone
Compass
1-Stroke-Sugar-Motor
Non-Extractive Mining


Finding the Wild (Jazmin Charalambous & Felix Mohr) make sculpture, performance, and participatory works rooted in ecological research. Their practice moves slowly — through contaminated ground, living organisms, and overlooked materials. They ask what it means to pay attention to the more-than-human world at a time when it is disappearing.

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               From The Mushroom Speaks, 1976Since it is not easy for you to recognize other varieties of intelligence around you, your most advanced theories of politics and society have advanced only as far as the notion of collectivism. But beyond the cohesion of the members of a species into a single social organism there lie richer and even more baroque evolutionary possibilities. 



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