This workshop explored the research-led creative process behind the queer, multispecies and cyborg fabulation of the character "Sample 88", as part of the "Arutaua" forest-world. Through visual and literary elements, "Arutaua" creates narratives of resistance against the logics of colonial, cisheteronormative, and environmental exploitation. This workshop included the following activities:

> An interactive printmaking experience using a printed map and stamps to fabulate queer becomings;

> An exclusive screening of the in-progress short film "Arutaua".

> A short seminar exploring the practice-based research behind the creation of "Arutaua", a science-fiction book-object.

This event explored how queer, multispecies, cyborg speculative fabulation (both visual and literary) can generate non-apocalyptic territories and temporalities, meaning spaces where multiple [co]existences can generate different sensitive engagements amidst climate change and catastrophes.