Weed is an artist-led, independent publication I founded and edit, exploring queer art and the environment in all their (im)possible entanglements.

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Working through interviews, commissioned contributions and visual material, the magazine brings together artists, writers and thinkers whose practices engage with land, ecology, bodies and transformation.

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Conceived as a space of exchange rather than documentation, Weed approaches publishing as a relational practice—where conversation, intimacy and collaboration become generative forms.

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Each issue is self-initiated, designed and produced in close dialogue with contributors.

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Distributed by Antenne Books and available directly.