Bartlebooth launches its seventh experiment, Beyond the Human. This collective publication explores discourses and practices that shift the human from the center of spatial production and understand its position within a global system traversed by multiple tentacles. A reality inhabited by bacteria, animals, waste, bit chains, logistical orders, fungi, cyborgs, territories, ecosystems, and air... A new, multiple body that must be interrogated to understand spatial realities and unveil architectural possibilities that go beyond the human.
Throughout its pages, we find approaches that break the culture-nature binary, discover the new spatial realities of data accumulation and new automated environments, proposals for a new post-natural geology, architectures and devices that engage animals and other agents, the spatial implications of anti-speciesism, or how to utilize the biological realities of other species for territorial recovery.
