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Lenka Vráblíková – Between Fungus and Rock: Metabolic Imagination

Between Fungus and Rock is an imaginative activity that draws
on metabolic processes, particularly the eating habits of fungi.
The aim is to cultivate the ability to experience and
understand beyond the harmful logic of binary opposites such as
human and non-human, living and non-living, mine and foreign,
subject and object. The activity is designed for individuals and groups and can be done anywhere—in a classroom, at the kitchen table, in the woods, park, or a garden.

Lenka Vráblíková

Lenka Vráblíková

Lenka Vráblíková is a theorist of contemporary art and visual culture with specialism in transnational feminisms, political ecology, deconstruction & new materialism, and ecofeminist art pedagogy. Since 2017, and in collaboration with Elspeth Mitchell, she has been researching feminist visual ethnomycology. Lenka is a lecturer at the School of Art and a member of Centre of Art and Ecology at Goldsmiths, University of London. She is also an advisory board member of Kafkárna: Center for Arts and Ecology Umprum and co-founder of Transnational Feminist Readings Network. Together with Elspeth Mitchell she designed open-source educational material “Learning Collaboration with Fungi” (2021/2024). Currently she collaborates with Eva Koťátková on a series of educational & research projects under the heading “Fog: School of Ecological Imagination.” Lenka regularly publishes with academic journals and publishers, including Gender and Education, Feminist Encounters, Australian Feminist Studies, Antennae: Journal of nature in visual culture and Edinburgh University Press.