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The path was longer than expected, the diverted tracks were not few, but here - for the use of readers and many other agropoets - you can find a materialisation of this collaboration. Invited to contribute to the exhibition and to present an artistic position, The Institute of Endotic Research (TIER) proposed to edit a publication together with the curators. In this context of reflections and cogitations about the epistemic violence perpetrated by the West against other forms of knowledges, Soil Is an Inscribed Body examined anti-colonial struggles of past and current land conflicts across the world in order to address the invasiveness of neo-agro-colonialism and its extractivist logics. The project was conceived in the framework of The Invention of Science, SAVVY Contemporary’s 2019-2020 programme, devoted to questioning the presumed universality and objectivity of the scientific canon. The Agropoetics Reader unfolds as a collection of texts that informed, grounded, and nourished SAVVY Contemporary’s Soil Is an Inscribed Body: On Sovereignty and Agropoetics’ (30th August - 6th October 2019), an exhibition and research project curated by Elena Agudio and Marleen Boschen. Yemisi Aribisala - Dreams, the jurisdiction of the mouth, and non-conclusions on hunger Huiying Ng -  S  oil’s Metabolic Rift: Metabolizing Hope, Interrupting the MediumĪsuncíon Molinos Gordo - WAM (World Agriculture Museum) Luis Berríos-Negrón - Breathtaking Greenhouse Parastructures Maria Puig de la Bellacasa - Encountering Bioinfrastructure: Ecological Struggles and the Sciences of Soil Maria Ptqk - El laboratorio a cielo abierto Hervé Yamguen - L’agropoétique est une conscience Mijo Miquel - The Materiality of the ImmaterialĪyesha Hameed - Black Atlantis// The Plantationocene Marisol de la Cadena - Uncommoning Nature Marwa Arsanios - Who’s Afraid of Ideology? Ecofeminist Practices Between Internationalism and Globalism

Mirelle, Jennifer, and Alex Ungprateeb Flynn - Women in Movement, the Patriarchy of Land

Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui - Amo la Montaña (ensayo visual performativo)įilipa César - Mapping Agropoetics of Liberationīouba Touré - À Présent, on n’Attend plus la Pluie Lorenzo Sandoval/The Institute for Endotic Research - Reading Soil as Cultivation: Agropoetics Reader Elena Agudio & Marleen Boschen - Soil is an Inscribed Body.