ZOEpolis

Małgorzata Gurowska

"ZOEpolis" imagines a human-nonhuman community where plants, animals, and fungi hold civil rights and shape their surroundings. The book "ZOEpolis. Building a Human-Nonhuman Community" explores this concept through contributions from humanists, architects, designers, lawyers, and artists. It blends utopian design with practical guidance, envisioning a world where plantain grows between paving stones, and fruit flies enjoy wine in safe containers. Contributors include nonhuman entities like The Earthworm, The Cow, and Escherichia Coli, alongside human advocates such as Karolina Kuszlewicz, Marek Krajewski, Alicja Patanowska, Daniel Brożek, and Monika Rogowska-Stangret, creating a dialogue that bridges species and disciplines.

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