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 uprooted these communities from the soil and pushed them into cities where ways of living grow increasingly distant from what
Not every story has a happy ending, but the discoveries of science, the teachings of the heart, and the revelations of the soul all assure us that no human being is ever beyond redemption. The possibility of renewal exists so long as life exists. How to support that possibility in others and in ourselves is the ultimate question.
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, discovered new ways to sustain themselves, and lived in a house open to the wind, the sky, and the quiet hum of the earth.
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 landscapes—cliffs, forests, empty beaches—where she performs intimate rituals that blur the boundaries between her and t
If you could, would you take flight and join the flock? Individuals and community are enmeshed in each other. With each turn, individual starlings form the shapeshifting murmuration, creating waves, changing colour, and producing a ripple effect that moves hundreds, thousands, or even millions of
Garments carry stories of place, time, and self, becoming quiet witnesses to our lives. It takes time for the emotional and sensory attachments, for memories to build up and become part of a garment, this usually comes after owning a garment for more than a year. This contrasts with the fashion indu
In TABARI ARTSPACE’s latest exhibition, artists come together to explore and express the winding roots and overlapping realities of land, body and identity across the Middle East. Through ritualistic practices of creation, and using materials as mediums for energetic transformation and spiritual d
In Quechua, Qoyllur means “star” and Riti means “snow”. Quyllurit’i refers to the “Snow Star”. Quyllurit’i is more than a religious event; it is a collective spiritual journey through the Apus, a living prayer where people and land are celebrated together, honouring Mo
All relationships have their own dynamic of give and take. But when we think about our relationship with the Earth, can we ever truly give back? This week, @priyanka.parihar16 draws inspiration from one of the most common types of relationships in nature, mutualism, and the lesson it carries for un
Sacramento is a rolling grid of suburban sprawl and this is not the California that anyone loves. We call ourselves the West, but who would know we were anywhere near beautiful inside all this landlocked separation? We breathe in the exhale of a city. That thick cloud that settles in the low ele