The Living Memory of Place: When Forest Becomes Forbidden
What remains when people are severed from their ancestral landscape? For centuries, the Mosopisyek people have called the high-altitude forests of Mount Elgon their home. Their liv
Writing the Voice of the Land: Poems as a Prayer to the Living World
The following selection of poems explores the theme of reverence for the more-than-human world and examines where spaces of ritual & worship can be found within the daily, mundane,
Nature’s Timekeeper
Time is only linear when observed in immediacy. Time moves through our bodies, memories, and seasons. And yet industrial rhythms have swayed us away from these cycles. Within eac
Textiles, Trauma, and Care: Memory That Can Be Touched | Marisa Caichiolo
Artist Marisa Caichiolo works with textiles and embroidery, transforming everyday objects into intimate vessels of collective history that centre around displacement, violence, and
Listening Beyond the Lens: On Community, Humility, and the Quiet Power of Seeing | Saurabh Narang
Travelling and photographing communities from rural India to rural Germany has taught me that there is no single ‘right’ way to live. More importantly, it has shown me
Molding Labor: Reflections From a Worker on Raising Your Food
To nourish is a political act. Cheesemaking is a craft that combines milk, rennet, cultures, and salt. Yet within a capitalist economy, this craft is transformed into a commodity.
The Sea Is a Woman
The Sea is a Woman The fragile human body, entrapped in concrete ideas that place humans above nature, separated from the living systems of Earth, suffers from amnesia. But as wat
The Erotics of Awe
The Erotics of Awe is a poetry collection in which Byuka visualises ecological intimacy. These poems trace the mysterious & animist forces between people and places - the collectiv
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
