As the second in the series of Feral Labs Node Books, this publication leans further to the feral to explore a multitude of approaches for embracing, occupying and thinking-with feralities. This semi-wild compilation brings together artists, designers, writers, theorists, hackers and feral economists working with the feral in practice. These are positioned alongside reflections, strategies and stories from the Rewilding Cultures project partners each sharing their personal approaches to feral knowledge production within their “Feral Labs”. Unconforming in form and formulation this Node Book is made up of essays, manuals, polyvocal correspondences, graphic essays, collages, interviews, lexicons.
Feral Labs Node Book #2: Feralities contributors include: Chessa Adsit-Morris, Ewen Chardronnet, Tina Dolinšek, Sérgio Eliseu, Elsa Ferreira, Benjamin Gaulon & Dasha Ilina, Deborah Hustić, Anna Isaak-Ross, Marta de Menezes, Andrea Polli, Andy QuitmeyerKate Rich, Karla Spiluttini, Søs Krogh Vikkelsøe, T. Rudzinskaitė Memorial Amateur Lichenologists Society, Lyndsey Walsh, Rüdiger Wassibauer, Shih Wei Chieh, and Adam Zaretsky.
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The partner associations include ART2M / Makery (FR), Bioart Society (FI), Catch (Helsingør Kommune) Center for Art, Technology and Design (DK), Cultivamos Cultura (PT), Ionian University (GR), Radiona (HR) Schmiede Hallein (AT) and Projekt Atol (SI) which leads the project. Rewilding Cultures is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, which aims to support European projects in the field of cultural production and innovation.