May 2025 – Planted

The basic ingredients that create life were not forged here on Earth but in space, before the first fire lit in our sun’s core.

Priyanka Singh Parihar

It is easier to imagine a revolution on screen than to acknowledge one in front of us.

Anna Borrie

May 21^st

Editorial, Photography

Every Love Has Its Landscape | Maxine Pennington

I have been living in Siwa Oasis, Egypt, for two years now, documenting my experience through photography and sound. This project is an exploration of place, connection, and memory through the lens of love—an attempt to understand how landscapes shape us, hold us, and teach us. At its heart, Every

How do you age? I ask the forest, the rocks, the ocean, and the flowers.

Priyanka Singh Parihar

I’ve found that when I make art about my lived experiences, it becomes more than just storytelling—it becomes a form of truth-telling that resists debate.

Saj Issa

I want to identify with nature before I identify as human, or as Indian, or as an immigrant in Italy. Wars breach both personal and planetary boundaries.

Priyanka Singh Parihar

Town planning and mapping are not neutral activities. They have been used and continue to be used as instruments of erasure, replacement and control over land, populations and infrastructure.

Anna Borrie

Date: May 2025

The basic ingredients that create life were not forged here on Earth but in space, before the first fire lit in our sun’s core.

It is easier to imagine a revolution on screen than to acknowledge one in front of us.

Every Love Has Its Landscape | Maxine Pennington

How do you age? I ask the forest, the rocks, the ocean, and the flowers.

I’ve found that when I make art about my lived experiences, it becomes more than just storytelling—it becomes a form of truth-telling that resists debate.

I want to identify with nature before I identify as human, or as Indian, or as an immigrant in Italy. Wars breach both personal and planetary boundaries.

Town planning and mapping are not neutral activities. They have been used and continue to be used as instruments of erasure, replacement and control over land, populations and infrastructure.