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This monograph explores sessile poetics, the ethical-aesthetic practices which involve other-than-human entities which problematize the territories where they take root from their materialities and operations. The botanical condition of sessility is used to delimit artistic procedures and methodologies that allow us to define a contextual practice based on relationality, multispecies encounters and rootedness to the soils of belonging.

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ISBN

9783119144773

Publishers

De Gruyter

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