Water flows through bodies, species and materialities. Bodies left on the shore after the highest of tides. A cadaver becomes the diagram of its own condition, a fossilised ghost of a future past. They grow from within our haunted soil, sprout and flourish and suddenly, something very distant and remote feels up close and intimate. They inhabit our liminal spaces, shores, rivers and disturbed forests, continuing to remind us of our complex and unstable world, but also of the possibilities of life, as all matter ultimately returns to the earth.These are the things that will grow in the haunted landscapes we have made. Think about the materials that we put into the world, our toxic chemicals and material waste gradually melt into the earth. Crushed plastics and synthetic liquids, watery bodies eat them or are eaten by them. Animals and objects disappear into themselves and are reborn into vibrant beasts. They split, swell and rupture, divide and multiply. One becomes two, becomes four, production and reproduction. Resurrection, rebirth, and regeneration, and the gods of the new world are born. Object-Animal species hybrids, a hope for life after death. The future is symbiosis. The hermit crab finds its new home within a plastic shell, a contemporary armour, a synthetic skin, transforms into a celestial being. The pregnant lizard sheds one tail and grows three. The blue heron submerged into the toxic river reappears with multiple heads. The sting ray eternally rotates in the aquarium like a plastic bag in the ocean. Entanglements across boundaries allows for collaborative survival.