Each performance is a living process, evolving as we deepen our relationships with plants and with each other. Each version of Séance-sorium adapts to its specific context, engaging deeply with its environment, audience, and the spiritual dimensions of plant-being. From historic tabernacles to contemporary art spaces, these performances create ephemeral yet profound connections between plants, people, and place.

A Séance-sorium unfolds through five interwoven movements: Bring a plant to the event

1. An introduction to plant scholarship and ontologies touching on each core member's focus of research: Becoming Soil, Wild Care, Melliferous, The Artist in Trance, and Place as Medium.
2. Open conversation on Thinking-Being-with-Plants with attendees and participants.
3. Sensory Activation through a contemplative, immersive experience engaging touch, scent, and perception with plants.
4. Creative Response invites participants to engage in spontaneous expressions that come from the sensory activation with the plants. Creative responses drawing, movement, writing, and sound.
5. Reflection Circle, the practice creates a safe space where all attendees come together to share the experiences and insights of the Seance-sorium.

Each Séance-sorium is unique as it is shaped by the plants and people present, allowing for a dynamic interplay of knowledge, sensation, and improvisation.

Participating in a Séance-sorium

To take part in a Séance-sorium, participants are encouraged to bring a plant, an open mind, and a willingness to engage beyond the human-centered world. Sessions typically accommodate 10–20 participants and last approximately 80 minutes. Pre-registration is required, and materials for creative responses are available.