Always Connected: The Environmental Cost of Our Online Lives | Anna Borrie
AI has rapidly become embedded in our daily lives, shaping what we watch, how we shop, and even the way we communicate with each other. From recommendation engines on streaming pla
Organic Art: Blurring the Boundaries Between Identity and Nature | Olana Light
Art as Act of Communion with Nature Olana Light @olanalight is a multidisciplinary artist. Through photography and performance art, she interrogates the relationship between human
A Soul Made of Sea: The Body of Water
The Soul Comes from the Sea The origin of the word soul is suspected to have originally meant ‘coming from or belonging to the sea’ from Proto-Germanic *saiwaz (sea). Our b
Inner Worlds: Turning to Earth and the Sky | Stéphanie Labé
While man becomes the inner part of the landscape, the landscape becomes the inner world of man. In the midst of a storm within, Stéphanie Labé found healing in nature. Listenin
The Future of Travel: Slower, Greener, More Human | Anna Borrie
When it comes to holidays, there’s no such thing as impact-free travel. So how can we be better tourists this summer? What does it really mean to travel well in an age of heat
The Wisdom of Children: A Return to Oneness
What does it mean to remember who we were before the world told us who to be? We are born with a sense of oneness. In early infancy, there is no separation, no clear boundary betw
The Ecology of Protest: Bodies, Networks, and the Nature of Resistance in Serbia | Kaja Grujic
What do these metaphors reveal about how we feel protest in our bodies? “There is something deeply ecological in the way bodies come together in public space, like a murmuratio
Lessons from Spiderwebs: From Aversion to Awe | Nilofar Haja
Merriam-Webster defines cobwebs as “tangles of the silken threads of a spiderweb usually covered with accumulated dirt and dust.” Ever since I can remember, even as a 4-year
Coexistence Between Indigenous and Urban Futures | People’s Planet Project
Indigenous people are at the forefront of conserving biodiversity. Their skills, knowledge, and practices offer essential lessons in communal living with the more-than-human world.
