Carefull by Maike Panz
In times of war and climate change – at a time when trauma is on the rise, it is more important than ever that we honestly care. That we take care of ourselves, of each other and of nature.
Forest Printer by Márk Nagy-Mihály
Spending time in the winter forest surrounded by both visual and auditory silence transforms the space into a canvas for thoughts and emotions. But what happens when we leave? Can we bring this connection home?
I focused on the relationship between human perception and nature, experimenting with techniques that blur the line between the intentional and the inherent.
I focused on the relationship between human perception and nature, experimenting with techniques that blur the line between the intentional and the inherent.
The Forest Printer illustrates a home setting where the forest becomes something that can be owned, while the drawing series, Imaginary Acts, projects the creatures of the mind onto images of nature.
Materials used: Clay, Paper
Photography: Márk Nagy-Mihály
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If we recognize our similarities with the living world around us, would we treat it with more empathy?
What Remains by Alarik Rantala
When trying to look for commonalities between species, only one factor unites them all: the inevitability of death.