show and tell
multispecies lab collective, October 21, 2025
the multispecies lab’s “show & tell” brought together the collective of professors whose work explores care, ecology, and design beyond the human.
from birds and animals to fungi and slime molds, the gathering opened space to share projects, methods, and ideas that connect creative practice with the more-than-human world.
through conversation and collaboration, we’re strengthening our community and exploring how multispecies design can extend care across all forms of life.
featured speakers
we’re proud to present the collective voices and visions of our collaborators who are designing with not just for — a more‑than‑human world.
from architecture and media to speculative design and ecological imagination, these thinkers and makers shared their project foci within the multispecies / more‑than‑human frame.
together, they form the lab’s constellation of curious makers and thinkers who showed us what a multispecies future might feel like urgent, expansive, generative.
Dominic Pettman -A Polyspecies Mutticule of Monographs
Fiona Raby - Designs for a World of Many Worlds
Eva Perez de Vega - Avian extinctions & Multispecies Totems
Christine Facella - Warm Fuzzy Toxic
Oliver Kellhammer - Slime Mold Subjectivity
Andrea Macruz- Designing for Multispecies
Dana Burton - Intensities & Intimacies of Multispecies Space-times
Gokhan Kodalak - Architecture As Cosmic Art
Laura Nova - Facing Nature
Columba González-Duarte - Multispecies Mobilities and the Limits of Justice
featured collective members and research directions
Slimemold Subjectivity
Multispecies Design
Multispecies Totem
Facing Nature
Warm, Fuzzy, Toxic
ARCHITECTURE AS COSMIC ART
Intensities & Intimacies of Multispecies Space-Times
Bioinfrastructures for mobility justice
show and tell gallery
through conversation and collaboration, we’re strengthening our community and exploring how multispecies design can extend care across all forms of life
