Food as a ritual for cultural resistance Amidst violence and memories of conflict in the Deep South, communities continue to sustain themselves through recipes and rituals borrowing from the land. Families still seal their fermentation jars the morning after a bombing. An herbal healing practice
A stream of consciousness flows from the Earth, quenching the thirst of material and immaterial worlds. In constant flux, it permeates a mother’s womb, a buried seed, a bird’s song, and a breaking storm. The word “consciousness” comes from the Latin “conscius” (co
In this conversation for Sacred Ecologies, Singapore-based artist Alvin Ng reflects on a practice shaped by myth, philosophy, and an intuitive engagement with the natural world. Working through photography, his images unfold as layered narratives where past and present, visible and unseen, begin to
For Rethinking Climate, Anna Borrie explores climate change as a crisis of imagination, reality, and human exceptionalism. Drawing from different ideologies, she questions the idea of nature as something separate from us, for climate change ultimately reveals our entanglement within planetary system