Vitor Chiodi | Radial Paths: stories on fungal tentacularity

Title | Radial Paths: stories on fungal tentacularity

Abstract | This zine was produced as a part of my PhD research and explores unexpected connection between fungi’s mycelia and contemporary feminist theories. It was written on the intersection between  Biology, Art and Anthropology as a product which is science and science communication at once. It was made originally for the my presentation at the annual meeting of Society for the Social Studies of Science in New Orleans, September of 2019.

Resumo | Esse zine foi produzido como parte de minha pesquisa de doutorado e explora encontros entre as micélias dos fungos e algumas teorias feministas contemporâneas. Escrito nas interseções entre biologia, arte e antropologia, o produto se constitui como peça de ciência especulativa e divulgação científica a um só tempo. Foi criado originalmente para apresentação no congresso do Society for the Social Studies of Science em Nova Orleans, em setembro de 2019.

 

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FICHA TÉCNICA

Author: Yama (Vitor Chiodi)

Text and images: all text and images are original and were made by me, except when indicated otherwise

City: Campinas

Country: Brasil

Year: 2019

Research advisors: Prof. Carolina Cantarino Rodrigues, PhD and Prof. Marko Synésio Monteiro, PhD

This research is financially supported by the CnPQ (Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico) and also by the Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences at UNICAMP (University of Campinas).

 

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Yama (Vitor Chiodi)

Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH)

Universidade Estadual de Campinas – Unicamp

E-mail: yama.chiodi@gmail.com