"The Laughter of Jellyfish" by Daniela Zyman is a profound non-fiction book that addresses the challenges of ecological and artistic research. Through exemplary case studies, it examines the interplay between the anthropological perspective of humanism and current planetary crises. Zyman reflects on new research modalities in art that place the ecological imperative at the center of knowledge formation. This book offers a critical view of the role of art in today's world and encourages thinking beyond the limits of human thought. It is an invitation to redefine the relationship between humans and the environment and to explore the possibilities of artistic practice in a changing ecological context.