Madison Eggerding

As an alumni of the Comparative History of Ideas program at the University of Washington, I avidly support interdisciplinarity and the coalition of arts and sciences.

I am seeking spaces and projects where rhizomatic growth takes place. A rhizome is a biological root structure that was used by philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guitarri to describe a theory of culture and research that resists tree-like hierarchical growth. Rather than growing in one direction and splitting of into binaries, the rhizome grows continuously in all directions and fosters ideas of multiplicity and mutualism.