Edited by Lucia Pietroiusti. Set Margins’, 2026. A study trip is a psychedelic journey you embark upon to learn about the world. Study Trip offers is a guide through artistic, scientific, social, material and spiritual issues around psychedelics.

Written for the catalogue of Alexandra Kasuba: Shelters for the Senses, Tate St Ives, 2026.

A nursery rhyme for grown-ups written and published for the catalogue of Lina Lapelytė, We Make Years Out of Hours, Hamburger Bahnhof, 2026.

On mysticism, erotics and planetary ecologies. Text written for Spirit as a Journal, Autumn/Winter 2025, guest edited by Vaiva Grainytė.

An enquiry into non-human, human and artificial minds. Edited by Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos. Designed by Giles Round.

Text for ŠUM Journal #23: OTHERSELVES

Stanford Social Innovation Review, Winter 2025

Lucia Pizzani is a bilingual publication (English & Spanish), published by This Side Up and edited by Natalia Valencia Arango, with contributions from Nicolas Bourriaud, Lucia Pietroiusti and Torrivilla, and in interview between the artist and Lisa Le Feuvre.

Text for Catalina León, Galeria Mayoral, September 2024

Text for Catalunya @ Venice, 2024. Carlos Casas, curated by Filipa Ramos.

Published on e-flux Journal #139, October 2023.

General Ecology is the Serpentine’s long-term and ongoing project researching complexity, more-than-humanism, climate justice and environmental balance.

Contribution to “The Handbook of Cultural Work”, Bloomsbury / Onassis Stegi, 2024.

On Tim Grabham and Jasper Sharp’s The Creeping Garden. For e-flux Film’s programme, Uncomputables: On Cybernetics and Alien Intelligences programmed by Agnieszka Kurant, February 2024.

Text on Emilija Skarnulyte for Ars Fennica Prize, 2023.

A multi-year, interdisciplinary festival and research project, part of the General Ecology project. Co-curated with Filipa Ramos

Back to Earth is Serpentine’s long-term, interdisciplinary, artistic programme responding to the urgent climate crisis. Back to Earth is about change and it is a catalyst to change our approach to the climate emergency. This multi-year project invites over sixty leading artists, architects, poets, filmmakers, scientists, thinkers, and designers to shape their responses to environmental change with the support of Serpentine’s partner organisations and networks.

Serpentine, London. 2019-2022