Queer Nature: A Post-Anthropocene View on Plants and People

The Queer Nature project explores the little-known, often-overlooked and rare intimate behavior of the botanical world. Inscribed in “a field that doesn’t quite exist”, it investigates the relationships between ecological thought and queer theory. By presenting the diversity of the vegetable kingdom, it celebrates the multitude of shapes, gender, sexes and colors around us, challenging the belief that matter and intelligence are dissociated.

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