Being (with) plants:
multispecies encounters in more-than-human world
Being (with) plants:
multispecies encounters in more-than-human world
In my practice, I engage myself and others in the different ways how we can be with plants. I use participatory and design-based methods to explore how we can deepen our relationships to especially green nature.
I organize Embodied workshops , which take a starting point in lived, body-based experience, and combines bodily and cognitive experiences as the ground for designing.
I want to understand how we can enable participation for all, not only humans. I explore how plant participation could look like and what we could learn from it by bringing Plants in human contexts, such as conferences.
In summer 2025, I started a pilot study on Multispecies co-habitation, an exploration of how to support learning to care for plants in our homes, going beyond traditional approaches.
Since 2022, I have been part of core team bringing together I.N.S.E.C.T. Summer camp, an interdisciplinary happening focused on novel methods for multispecies design.
In January 2024, I piloted a study named "Cameras in plants", in which I played with the idea of bringing plant perspective on the daily human life.
When more-than-human bodies meet - a short meditation on a hornet encounter.