American guerilla gardener turned feral filmmaker and visual artist, Erin Wilkerson, is the co-founder of the political art collective Creative Agitation. She has exhibited in the Venice Biennale, the Viennale, and the Berlinale. Her film, “Nuclear Family” (2021), co-directed with her partner, Travis Wilkerson, was awarded Mencion Especial at the Mar del Plata International Film Festival, screened in 20+ festivals, and is distributed by Arsenal (Berlin). Grounded in ecology thanks to her early professional work in landscape architecture, her solo practice is deeply rooted in the exploration of global narratives and has exhibited internationally including, The Second Burial (2023), which streamed on MUBI Latin America. And has shown at DOKUFEST (Kosovo), Prismatic Ground (New York), FICUNAM (Mexico City), Arica Docs (Chile), INTERSECCION (Spain), and was just honored with a retrospective at Filmoteca Galicia (Spain) and a solo gallery show, “Nuclear Family: Fieldwork” at Foundación Luis Seoane. She developed the methodology of ‘feral filmmaking,’ or a wilding of cinema through an intensive theoretical study of Invasive Species, for her PhD in Research and Practice from Liverpool John Moores University, in partnership with the TransArt Institute. Has given masterclasses at Union Docs and Hamburg Dokumentarfilmwoche. And is currently a lecturer in Media and Arts at Duke Kunshan University, where she teaches to a diverse student body comprised of nearly 70 countries, and is the founder and director of the university's, Cinematic Futures Film Festival.