
24/07/2025
"I find myself more in line with the critical directions of posthumanism—those that challenge the centrality of humans and propose a multi-species thinking based on coexistence and interdependence. I am not interested in transhumanism in its techno-optimistic form, oriented towards overcoming the human condition through technology. I am more concerned with how we can live together with non-human alterities, how we can rebuild our relationships with the environment and with others—human or not—in a more equitable and empathetic way."
Between deep time and speculative futures, Floriama Candea’s work engages with ecological memory and political geology. In this interview, Maria-Luiza Alecsandru speaks with the artist about her process, her participation in SIMULTAN Festival, and the ways in which artistic research can reimagine extractive histories
An interview with Floriama Cândea.