In the flagship volume of this series of texts that begin with an exhibition and move outward, circulating thought beyond the gallery, Australian cultural theorist Claire Colebrook reopens ecology as a speculative question. In the process, she challenges the assumption that nature, environment, and humanity are self-evident foundations for politics and ethics. By critically examining contemporary forms of ecological and political fundamentalism, she argues for worlds in which identities, environments, and futures remain open to transformation.