Plant migrations

By bringing together scientific, artistic and critical texts around the plant migration, this work joins the contemporary discussion between arts and sciences: writers, thinkers and artists meet and confront each other their views when discussing topics such as brewing, travel, or migration. What words, what stories and what images to talk about plants? which proliferate, sometimes causing fears of disorientation and loss of Biodiversity? The ways we have of understanding these plant movements bring aesthetic, ethical and political issues to light, articulated around four axes: modalities, plant indisciplines, ambiguities colonial and postcolonial and finally sympoiesis*. The address of the book is plural: readers sensitive to the academic and artistic worlds and the garden will be able to take the measure of what can tell us and us learn about plants, between photographic investigations, texts, poems, illustrations and interviews.