Web of Life (WoL) is the Art Now-curated collective of artists, scientists, thinkers, and practitioners exploring human and more-than-human relations, engaging with plants, animals, ecosystems, and the invisible systems that sustain life.

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​WoL is a living network, supporting experimentation, interdisciplinary collaborations, and shared opportunities. It also functions as a platform for art and science research, knowledge exchange, and mutual learning focused on the relational and deep ecology.

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By nurturing awareness and sensitivity to the planet’s living diversity, WoL experiments with weaving more-than-human creative practices into the fabric of public and cultural life. Participating in the ongoing transformation of social paradigms, WoL is dedicated to cultivating interspecies care and life-centric cultural development. It envisions ways of living that consume less, remain mindful of waste and sufficiency, and respectfully close the energy loop within the dynamic balance of self-perpetuating life.

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The range of art forms repairing and reimaging human entanglements within more-than-human ecologies is open-ended, including (but not limited to):

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-  interspecies communication and translation,
-  sound-based, data-driven, experimental bio-art practices,
-  nonhuman perspectives and sensory worlds,
-  temporalities of ecosystems (slow time, deep time, cyclical time)
-  sensing and translating environmental data (climate, pollution, water flows),
-  urban biodiversity and more-than-human cities,
-  restoration practices and rewilding through art,
-  soil intelligence, mycelial communication, and plant sensing,
-  mapping invisible ecosystems (microbial, atmospheric, hydrological),
-  cycles of decay, regeneration, and material transformation,
-  planetary sensing and cosmic ecologies.