Non-representational theory illuminates the role of mundane, performative presentations in the production of emotional geographies, while drawing attention to the unexpected (the event, the encounter, the disturbance) which challenge hegemonic representations of landscapes. This focus on situated and performative entanglement of social and material relations has important implications for insurgent planning practice and theory. Such creative productions of emotional geographies, grounded in particular places and socialities, may foster new imaginaries and generate new and innovative spaces of engagement and oppositional planning practices. Drawing on performativity and non-representational theory, this article proposes a reimagining of insurgent planning that takes into account everyday practices and meaning-making but also the materiality of landscape in particular places. The theoretical discussion draws on the example of household plant production and vermicomposting in Los Platanitos, Santo Domingo Norte, Dominican Republic. The article describes the performative relationships between people, plants, and worms in Los Platanitos, examining the ways in which this relationality serves as a locus for insurgent planning practices in the face of a major stormwater project.

非表征理论阐明了平凡的表现形式在情感地理的产生中的作用，同时提请人们注意对景观霸权表征提出挑战的意外事件（事件，遭遇，干扰）。这种对社会和物质关系的处境和执行纠缠的关注对叛乱计划的实践和理论具有重要意义。这种以情感地理为基础的创造性作品，植根于特定的地方和社会，可能会培养新的想象力，并产生参与和对立的规划实践的新的创新空间。利用性能和非代表性理论，本文提出了对叛乱计划的重新构想，该计划应考虑到日常做法和含义的制定，还应考虑到特定地区景观的重要性。理论讨论以多米尼加共和国北圣多明各州洛斯普拉塔尼托斯的家用植物生产和ver堆肥为例。本文介绍了Los Platanitos中人，植物和蠕虫之间的性能关系，并探讨了这种关系在面对大型雨水项目时如何作为叛乱计划实践的场所。