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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

I learned reverence from burnout.

Michelle Carrera

All know that the drop merges into the ocean, but few know that the ocean merges into the drop

Kabir

Rivers are just as alive as you and me. They have a body called the catchment, the mouth and the delta; cells of water molecules; organs of wetlands and riparian zones; and like us, a circulatory system. We're inseparable from the waters of the world. We rely on these living bodies for our very survival. We're inseparable from the waters of the world.

Basia Irland

The earth is not a resource to be used but a community to which we belong.

Terry Tempest Williams

We are all, whether we admit it to ourselves or not, in a committed relationship with the natural world. We are part of its fabric. There can be no “us” without “it.” My work is an expression of this interconnectedness.

Jeanne K Simmons

Reverence is the sense that there is something larger than the self, larger even than the human, to which one accords respect and awe and assent.

Ursula Goodenough
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