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This paper aims to explore how visual art can reshape perceptions of plant life and foster a more respectful relationship with nature.

June 13, 2026Plants People PlanetOpen Access

Thinking with trees: Responding to sympoietic plant relations through visual art

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This paper aims to explore how visual art can reshape perceptions of plant life and foster a more respectful relationship with nature.
Utilizes practice-led research methodology to connect art and theory.
Engages with archival research to situate findings within existing literature.
Focuses on art practices addressing plant subjectivity to challenge anthropocentric views.
Art practices reveal trees and non-human life as beings with agency and individuality.
Demonstrates the potential for visual art to evoke a shift in perspectives on non-human relationships.
Suggests that a deeper understanding of plant subjectivity can support climate resilience.

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Interdisciplinary exploration rethinks human-non-human relationships through visual art, suggesting new viewpoints on coexistence.

Xiaoyu Yang (2026) studied this question.

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