" Cosmopolitiques " ? Station flash of the Space brain laboratory, opens up a new trans-disciplinary exchange which focuses on the political issues raised by the project of a world common to both human and non-human beings, in the time of the Anthropocene. As ecological upheavals intensify, our vital relationship to the Earth and to the non-human entities that inhabit it is revealed both in thinking and in the imagination at the heart of our concerns. Anthropocentrism, the predominance of scientific abstractions, the compartmentalization of disciplines, the anticipation of risks through calculation, based on the ancient division between nature and culture, continue to be used as models in our techno-sphere. The fragile balance of biodiversity and the manifest strength of the elements, drive us to imagine other political practices, truly open to transformative interactions that connect humans to non-humans. Resonating with the engagement present in the project, The Middle Earth by Maria Thereza Alves and Jimmie Durham, currently on show at the IAC, the idea is to deal with the possibilities of a pro- Earth policy. How to consider the vital relationship of co-existence between the plurality of living things within the context of a political debate? What are the conditions necessary for plants, animals, minerals, microbes, constellations and clouds to become participants in the debate? Within a world of living and moving multiplicities, how should dogmas of universalism, heirs to western modernity be treated? In a mode of collective exchange, this station proposes to address the multiple perspectives carried by a cosmopolitics.