In this ongoing soft-sculpture installation, fantasy landscapes emerge through the amassing of plant, animal, and mineral imagery and texture. The Queer Garden offers us a world where the understanding of self becomes less human-centered and more dynamically interconnected to a larger living world beyond the boundaries of our bodies. Here we are able to focus on radical interspecies relationships, and ecosystems of collective care and nourishment. The Queer Gardens series is one that continuously builds upon itself. In every new iteration the garden is rearranged and reimagined with new areas of focused inquiry. In this newest iteration, Queer Gardens: Becoming Wild,  the boundaries between garden and non-garden, human and non-human, self and other begin to dissipate, and interdependency emerges. When we can acknowledge our interreliant existence with each other, and more-than-human beings, we see that another way is possible.