Blog

Salt brings its own metaphors; definitely, healing is one of them. For me, going down there is a healing and a mourning act. You can’t talk about the Dead Sea without meeting some kind of side of death.

Sigalit Landau

Sei Ore: Capturing the Eternal Rhythms of the Venetian Lagoon | Erica Zelante

‘Sei Ore’ (Italian for ‘Six Hours’) focuses on the lagoon of Venice and its intricate ecosystem. The title is derived from the popular Venetian saying “Six hours it grows, six hours it falls,” representing the ebb and flow of the tide through the “bocche di porto” con

Landfills represent the aftermath of uncontrolled consumerism.

Valeria Kohn

The blueprint for a better world may well lie in the intricate tunnels of a termite mound, waiting for us to uncover and apply its wisdom.

Filippo Fino

We must not keep time for the sake of it. Instead, we have to know time, to have it in abundance, and to realise our inner wisdom, which is intertwined with the rhythms of nature herself.

Priyanka Singh

Everything that exists on the visible plane exists on the invisible plane, and the relationship is one of mutualism, symbiosis, and reciprocity so as not to lose balance. The "disconnection" with the invisible is also a colonial invention that demonised ancient wisdom and replaced it with a system of political, mental, and spiritual control.

Martha Hincapié Charry

Nov 21^st

Editorial, Video

Apnea – Learning to Breathe | Raoul Ventura

https://plantedjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/APNEA_Igor.mp4 “Apnea” is a short film made during a trip to the Canary Islands, which emerged from a reflection on the effects of living a life according to the consumerist principles of the capitalist system. In this context, “Apnea” re

We offer our ancestors to this river; with her flows the spirit of our loved ones, the ones that are gone but still revered along with the river. Every time we take a dip and trust the river to cleanse us from our burdens, we are essentially trusting the spirit of the river, which has become inseparable from the spirit of our loved ones.

Priyanka Singh

Sound offers numerous ways to explore, comprehend, and gain a more profound understanding of the world we inhabit. It extends beyond mere entertainment or cultural expression; it can also provide valuable insights from a broader perspective, whether that's in the realms of ecology, philosophy, or science.

Ruggero Pietromarchi

Appropriation as an art practice has to do mostly with spontaneous actions and humble gestures that we have, as an instinct, in common with many animals, by subtracting material from its natural state from the environment.

Chárōn