Antonio Bernacchi and Alicia Lazzaroni are Assistant Professors (Teaching) at Aarhus Architecture School in Aarhus, Denmark. They hold a postgraduate Master in Advanced Architectural Design from ETSAM Polytechnic University of Madrid, subsequent to graduate studies in Italy and Spain. After practicing for several years in Singapore, they became adjunct professors of architectural design and, from 2016 to 2020, year and course coordinator in the International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA - www.cuinda.com) of Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand. They are constantly engaged in investigating and evolving design pedagogy, in their experimental teaching activities and through dedicated conferences and publications. They are co-founders of Animali Domestici (www.animalidomestici.eu), a design practice based in Aarhus and Bangkok with an active interest in ecology in its wider sense, that has been investigating alternative inclusive assemblages of users and materialities, proposing multi-species explorations with an empirical and hands-on approach. Animali Domestici is focused on the development of speculative design projects, products and processes, at the intersection between ecological and economic systems. Their work has been featured at Beijing Design Week, Milan Triennale, Bangkok Biennial, Seoul Biennale, CCA Singapore, and Oslo Triennale, among others.

Antonio Bernacchi and Alicia Lazzaroni are Assistant Professors (Teaching) at Aarhus Architecture School in Aarhus, Denmark. They hold a postgraduate Master in Advanced Architectural Design from ETSAM Polytechnic University of Madrid, subsequent to graduate studies in Italy and Spain. After practicing for several years in Singapore, they became adjunct professors of architectural design and, from 2016 to 2020, year and course coordinator in the International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA - www.cuinda.com) of Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand. They are constantly engaged in investigating and evolving design pedagogy, in their experimental teaching activities and through dedicated conferences and publications. They are co-founders of Animali Domestici (www.animalidomestici.eu), a design practice based in Aarhus and Bangkok with an active interest in ecology in its wider sense, that has been investigating alternative inclusive assemblages of users and materialities, proposing multi-species explorations with an empirical and hands-on approach. Animali Domestici is focused on the development of speculative design projects, products, and processes, at the intersection between ecological and economic systems. Their work has been featured at Beijing Design Week, Milan Triennale, Bangkok Biennial, Seoul Biennale, CCA Singapore, and Oslo Triennale, among others.

Oscar Salguero is a researcher, critical designer, and independent book curator based in Brooklyn, NY, where he runs The Antilibrary. His work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, most recently, as part of non:agency’s The Age of Entanglements during Stockholm Design Week, 2020. The Antilibrary identifies unconventional trends and future attitudes through the study of books by independent artists. More than a library, it is an experiment in cultural pattern recognition and cultural alteration. Some topics of interest: Trumpiana, post-fossil matter, olfactive futures, AI-poetry, wetware, etc. From April 16 - June 26, 2021, at the Center for Book Arts, the Antilibrary is presenting 'Interspecies Futures [IF];' the first major survey of bookworks by leading bio-artists and speculative designers on the topic of conceptual interspecies interactions.