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● 16/01/2026

Taking Ludvig Holberg’s proto-sci-fi novel Underground Travels (1741) as its starting point, “Iter Subterraneum” at Bergen Kunsthall (NO) imagines nonhuman ways of sensing and reasoning. Artists including Cecilia Fiona, Wangechi Mutu, and Anicka Yi shift perspective toward plants, fungi, and insects—echoing Holberg’s sentient trees. Naomi Rincón-Gallardo’s Dung Kinship (2024), for example, fantastically chronicles ‘fly women’ and ‘dung folk’ transforming rot into regenerative force.

Bergen Kunsthall
● 02/05/2025
“In Constantine, we’re not thinking about the individual artwork, we’re thinking about a network. The community are coming together, each planting their own artwork, which becomes one big artwork the size of the village.”
– Artist Daisy Alexandra Ginsberg, on the first landscape-scale edition of her serial algorithmic interspecies artwork Pollinator Pathmaker (2021–). The Constantine Network is a two-year research project where the residents of Constantine, Cornwall (UK) grow 17 Pollinator patches, supporting local insect populations with over 130 plant species across 255 square meters.
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