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The Infinite Organism
A Secret Garden of symbioses with life Chapter I: The Diary / 2025 - 2026 (in continum expansion) Here I gather the first chapter of this Infinite Organism: The Diary. A place where grawings emerge both deliberately and intuitively. A diary that holds memories of dreams, desires, contemplation and pleasure. It is a blend of the ecstasy and orgasm of being alive. Welcome to it.


MOTH: More-Than-Human Life Program
The More Than Human Life (MOTH) An initiative of Earth Rights Advocacy and The Center for Human Rights and Global Justice at NYU Law School. The MOTH - More Than Human Life project advances the ideas, methods, tools, and strategies necessary to secure the rights of humans and non-humans and the web of life that encompasses the More-Than-Human world. WHAT IS THE MOTH PROJECT? MOTH Characters Notebook of curiosities Creation and study of more-than-human characters for MOTH, 202


Mother Other
Mother Other is a book that is part of the MOTH project, More-Than-Human Life Project, of the Research and Action Program for the Rights of Nature, carried out by the New York University School of Law. The work refers to "Mother Other" and is a journey into a dreamlike universe with colorful illustrations of beings of various types and sizes. It is a story in which the beginning is the end and the end is the beginning, inspired by 'more-than-human' lives. A Mother being as a


Song of The Cedars
Song of the Cedars was jointly created by four humans—the musician Cosmo Sheldrake, the writer Robert Macfarlane, the legal scholar César Rodríguez-Garavito, and the mycologist Giuliana Furci—and a cloud forest, namely the Los Cedros Forest in Ecuador. With the crucial assistance of the Ecuadorian organization Celid Plural, a legal petition was filed with the Ecuadorian copyright office, seeking to have the Los Cedros Forest recognized as an author of the Song of the Cedars a
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