Your Kingdom

<p><strong>Eleni Sikelianos, “a master of mixing genres” (</strong><strong><em>Time Out New York</em></strong><strong>), further bends time and space in </strong><strong><em>Your Kingdom,</em></strong><strong> an ode to our more-than-human animal origins. As she studies the wild roots of our past, present, and future, Sikelianos, one of our foremost practitioners of ecopoetic exploration, finds solace in the complexity of our natural lineage as we face the environmental precarity of the present.<br/><br/></strong>Our shoulders and hips were invented by salamanders. Hidden motives bind us to cuckoos and caterpillars. Our faces form biological maps while our organs trace the shapes of our animal ancestors. From the cellular to the celestial, <em>Your Kingdom</em> inquisitively and energetically investigates our notion of biological kingdoms, calling us to “let the body feel all its own evolution inside.”</p>