Elastic Continuum traces the tangled lives of a rubber-producing dandelion and the artist who followed its roots—unfolding a story of plants, politics, and power across regimes and continents. Interweaving the biographies of women and flowers caught in imperial and scientific systems, the book offers a poignant counter-narrative to the extractive gaze, reimagining how we relate to the natural world.

Emerging from a deep tradition of feminist publishing and collaborative thought, Remembering Forward brings together essays that move fluidly between philosophy, literature, psychoanalysis, and political theory. Meyer’s writing unsettles fixed identities and linear narratives, offering instead a language of conjunction, multiplicity, and becoming. With contributions by Vivian Liska and Laurence A. Rickels, the book offers a vital space for thinking otherwise—where memory opens toward possibility and thought is inseparable from relation.

Eva Meyer, Remembering Forward. With an introduction by Vivian Liska, afterword by Laurence A. Rickels. Translated from German by Catherine Kerkhoff-Saxon and Wilfried Prantner, Jonathan Blower, and Michael Saman, among others. Design by Flo Gaertner / magma design studio, Karlsruhe.

Taking its name from the original BBC Radio Ballads of the 1950s and 60s, this publication reflects on four contemporary commissions developed between 2019 and 2023 through Serpentine Civic Projects. Artists Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, and Ilona Sagar worked in long-term collaboration with carers, social workers, organisers, and residents in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. Together, they explore how creative processes can hold space for experiences of care, illness, grief, and resistance—centering the everyday knowledge of those whose work often goes unseen but whose presence sustains communities.

Edited by Layla Gatens, Elizabeth Graham, and Amal Khalaf. With artistic contributions from Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, and Ilona Sagar, the publication also includes newly commissioned and previously published texts by Sanah Ahsan, Camille Barton, adrienne maree brown, Jemma Desai, Priya Jay, Rae Johnson, Gail Lewis, Layli Long Soldier, Staci Haines, Saidiya Hartman, Aisha Mirza, Meenadchi, and Jackie Wang, as well as a foreword by Hans Ulrich Obrist. Additionally, it features insights from practitioners in the field of care work, including social workers, youth offending service providers, harm reduction facilitators, end-of-life care practitioners, somatic therapists, community organizers, and more. Design by Elisabeth Klement.

We are a Berlin-based publishing atelier advancing new forms of the book-as-exhibition. We collaborate internationally with artists, authors, and institutions to develop publications whose conceptual rigor and experimental design open radical aesthetic and discursive interventions.