The Weight and Wonder of Materials: Reverence, Reality, and the Constructed World | Alicja Kwade
Artist Alicja Kwade investigates the boundaries between the natural and the constructed, inviting viewers to reconsider their place within vast systems of time, matter, and ultimat
What Are We Giving the Planet This Year?
What if we shifted toward giving experiences, time, and things made by hand? Gifts that cost our own energy, not the planet’s? We are coming to the end of the second hottest y
Living Landscapes: Where Nature Becomes Culture
What if landscapes were alive? Born, shaped, and aged through deep time—mountains rising like adolescents, rivers maturing into elders, glaciers carrying millennia in their ice
The Earth We Are: Human Tales of Ecology
Shapeshifter You can be lava or a tiny pebble Like, I can be turbulent or somewhat stable. Sometimes a tornado, sometimes a light breeze I too can go fast or move with ease.
Designing Beauty out of Pollution
In the heart of Mumbai’s congested streets, architect Tejas Sidnal asked a radical question: Can we design beauty out of pollution? Could it be possible to turn carbon-rich waste
Uprooted: Preserving Indigenous Farming Through Art | Umesh S.
In the northern plains of India, fields and farms have united families for generations. However, changing climate conditions, along with social and economic challenges, have uproot
The Possibility of Knowing Ourselves: The Family Tree and the Tree of Life
To be human is to create: connections, families, and things born out of meaning. We are present here and now, with the flesh that holds the memories of all our past selves. Wher
Open Mind: A Year-Long Experiment in Harmony with Nature
Over the span of a year, at @mymory.space, she and her friend Korkiat Treepattanasuwan embarked on an experiment in slow living, a return to nature. They planted what they ate, dis
Untamed Dimensions of the Feminine: A Visual Meditation on Skin and Landscape
In between the personal experience of inhabiting a body in constant transformation and vulnerability. Marie Le Moigne work arises from moments of solitude in wild, often harsh land
