“The Spirit of the Mountains,” Weaving Through Peru’s Salkantay Trail
Mandy Sham reflects on her trek through Salkantay and its profound discomforts, beyond ideas of painterly landscapes.
Uncategorized
The SuperAdobe: Sandbags & Sustainable Living
CalEarth Institute, founded by architect Nader Khalili, is a not-for-profit organisation with a mission to solve the global housing crisis through sustainable earth architecture.
Photography
Exploring Empathy with Photographer Maria Clara Macrì
An intimate conversation between Denisse Ariana Pérez and Maria Clara Macrì on her relationship to photography, empathy and self-belief.
Film
“A Poetic Lesson on Black Anatomy”
In her film Black Anatomy, Denisse Ariana Pérez revindicates the black body through poetry.
Conservation
Myceen Are Growing Carbon-neutral Homewares
Beautiful, carbon-neutral and completely compostable, Myceen make designer furniture from mycelium that redefine how we furnish our homes and how we view the humble mushroom.
Photography
An Ethereal Summer
Chiara Zonca takes us to her favorite swimming spot, documenting her connection with water with the help of an Ethereal diffusion filter.
Conservation
Burning Cold: The Power of Indigenous Fire Knowledge with Victor Steffensen
Fire has long been part of Australia’s landscape, a tool used by Indigenous peoples on Country to activate and care for the land. But the healing goes both ways, and this is a message of hope.
Art
Rob Woodcox Photographs The Universe He Wants To Live In
Collaborating with dancers, installation artists and body painters, Rob Woodcox creates large scale universes that celebrate our belonging to the natural world.
Photography
What’s Inspiring Cai Fox Leplaw?
Cai shares his current and ongoing sources of inspiration. The poetry his grandfather introduced him to, or his current morning ‘hype song.’
Culture
Of the Earth: Mali’s Mud-Made Mosque
The Great Mosque of Djenné, first built in the 13th century, is the largest surviving example of African architecture.