A hunger exists in Animal Logic—to honor our animalness is to find our wildness, our instinctual connectivity to the world— an urge to fight for the various layers of the sacred.

—Felicia Zamora, Author of I Always Carry My Bones

Arah Ko’s restless forms dazzle with inventiveness and unrelenting ferocity. ‘There is an animal inside each / of us, or there should be,’ she writes, redefining the distinctions between human and animal life forms, as well as the language by which we understand our own embodiment—the body’s flesh and stink; its animal hungers, rot and remains.

—Mia Ayumi Malhotra, Author of Mothersalt