Soft Fascinations: The Healing Power of Nature
If you ever gaze at the sky and feel that everything is going to be alright, you are practising soft fascination. As animals, we have evolved guided by the cues of the natural worl
Rivers & Roots: Poems on Wildness
Aspen Everett explores the boundary between wildness and the man-made, existing in the ecotone of artefact and novel ecos. The poems challenge the reader to take a closer look at
Italy’s Agricultural Paradox: Culinary Pride and Labour Exploitation
Understanding the uneasy balance between agriculture and migration in Italy underscores how environmental justice and social justice are deeply entwined. To demand organic farming
The Common Roots of Living Language: Listening to the Earth
From the alphabets to the words, if we trace the roots of our lingual tree, we find that every inspiration arises from nature. Lingual symbols and sounds are, perhaps, interpretati
Love Canal: Evidence of Injury | Shanna Merola
Dioxin, cadmium, arsenic, lead… what happens over time when the human body is exposed to these elements, and what happens to the land? In the late 1970s, toxic waste sites
Lessons from the Ginkgo Tree: Collective Seasonality for Liberation | Grace Anderson
The overcast chilly mornings and shadows stretching longer across the pavement signal the arrival of fall in Oakland, California. The signature browns and muted green colors the hi
Survival as Resistance: Carrying Knowledge Forward | Demian DinéYazhi
Demian DinéYazhi´s practice as an artist, curator, and writer cultivates futures grounded in Indigenous, queer, trans, non-binary, and Two-Spirit resilience and regeneration. The
Until the Sun and Moon Go Down: An Analogical Exploration of Alicudi | Angela Ferrotti
Into the layered soul of Alicudi, a remote Aeolian island where time slows, boundaries dissolve, and reality slips into dream. Angela Ferrotti takes us on an analogical journey wit
What Are Dreams Made Of? Exploring Dreams in Humans and Animals
What if dreaming is standing at the edge of a miracle? Dreaming is not unique to humans. REM-like sleep evolved around 450 million years ago, long before animals emerged from the
