The Botanical Grotesque:Interspecies Care, Power, and Vegetal mythologies in Contemporary Art

Contemporary art teems with grotesque plants, plants that are exaggerated in scale,<br/>and estranged from their natural environments, and balance the humorous, the<br/>absurd, and the tragic

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2026-04-01
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Geographies of human-animal interactions
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The Botanical Grotesque:Interspecies Care, Power, and Vegetal mythologies in Contemporary Art

Anette Vandsø
Geographies of human-animal interactions
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The Botanical Grotesque:Interspecies Care, Power, and Vegetal mythologies in Contemporary Art

Anette Vandsø
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Contemporary art teems with grotesque plants, plants that are exaggerated in scale,<br/>and estranged from their natural environments, and balance the humorous, the<br/>absurd, and the tragic

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