A project that connects science, history and image to rethink the way we perceive and classify the natural world.
2025
29,7x42 cm
145 Pages
Unbound
Digital printing
Recycled paper 90gr
This editorial project consists of nine short publications that explore the taxonomy established by Carl von Linné, from domain to species. Each book offers a historical perspective on the classification of the natural world, combining archival images with reflections on how we have organized and represented nature over time. Through the juxtaposition of historical photographs and conceptual analysis, the project questions how science, exploration, and culture have shaped our understanding of life forms. From early scientific illustrations to colonial influences on the documentation of flora and fauna, each volume provides an immersive reading experience.
Additionally, a companion book examines the historical impact of human intervention in nature, focusing on hunting figures, species driven to extinction by colonialism, and the renaming of plants by colonizers—revealing how power has shaped our perception of the natural world.