In this episode, we discuss how fiction can be part of a worlding process through an ontopolitical analysis of 'Mischief Acts'.

Although uncanny, things seemed to unfold; the layers were unravelling and the madness consumed me for a moment.

A drawing by Amr Abbas

A drawing by Amr Abbas.

"Listen to the voices of the water," the old woman would whisper, covering Ava’s eyes with her hand. "But know when to turn away."

"I spin my story... And that is when he begins to slip away." Awake/Asleep continues...

"We are all mad here." (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, 1865)

A drawing by Amr Abbas.

"Father of Hosts chose for her rings and necklaces, [...] wise speech, and spirits of divination; she saw widely, widely about every world."

In the first episode of our Beyond Human series we delve into posthumanism and ontopolitics with Petra Ragnerstam (Malmö University).

An analysis of the icon of The Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem at the Cathedral of St. Mark (Venice, Italy).

Two centuries have passed since the Rotunda was built. The events of this world broke through the Rotunda in waves and yet it still stands.

When nature starts to come back to places which seemed to be gone forever. A photo story.