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What can I eat? Is set of images taken from a colour coded excel sheet over time and printed on an innocent-looking set of cotton kitchen tea towels. What can I eat? creates a pattern on an excel sheet that uses … Continue reading
What is Crip Time? How do you measure Crip time? What does Crip time feel like? Is it even OK to say Crip?! Crip is term that has been used historically to stigmatize and oppress disabled and chronically sick people. … Continue reading
This one goes out to everyone with invisible illnesses, disabilities, and chronic conditions who simply aren’t going to get well soon! These flowers are not meant to wish someone ‘Get well soon’. These flowers are meant to engage and console. … Continue reading
Holding Space, When you know how to suffer you suffer less, Bed Therapy Aphorisms, is a zine of short statements expressing a general truth or advice on how to conduct yourself. These aphorisms were taken from notes jotted down during … Continue reading
We are delighted to announce that the e-book Nordic by Nature, New voices on deep ecology; Arne Naess in the 21st century, is in the process of being translated and released as separate PDF chapters with the collaboration of Planeta … Continue reading
Cassette Letters – How we used to love each other is a collaborative project with composer Andrew Hunt – a video and sound-based experience viewed from a comfortable floor level place/ bed/ bean bag level with headphones. Cassette Letters imagines … Continue reading
Holding Space. When you know how to suffer you suffer less is a short ten minute film about grief and chronic illness and how both processes are also accompanied by moments of gratitude and grace. “Holding space” means being physically, … Continue reading
Holding space means being physically, mentally, and emotionally present for someone to support them as they process their experiences and feelings. An important aspect of holding space is keeping judgment at bay, and being mindful of how you yourself respond … Continue reading
The activists interviewed in this book, Nordic by Nature. New voices on deep ecology; Arne Naess in the 21st century, were not chosen to represent society at large, but because of their ability to follow their inner voice, and how … Continue reading
Nordic By Nature was launched as a research and editing partner for environmental experts publishing globally relevant content on Ecology Today. Part of this work resulted in 26 audio recorded interviews and 11 podcast episodes, spotlighting activists from across the … Continue reading
We have been working closely with Ajay Rastogi and the Foundation for the Contemplation of Nature’s international network on ongoing research and conference papers into Nature-centred mindfulness as a tool for education and maintaining ‘Inner Resilience’. (Listen to episode 3 … Continue reading