It begins with a greeting. Daisies, dead-nettles, dwarf periwinkle, moss and grass. The touch is gentle. A feeling of aliveness.
Who taught them to live together as a meadow? Read More
It begins with a greeting. Daisies, dead-nettles, dwarf periwinkle, moss and grass. The touch is gentle. A feeling of aliveness.
Who taught them to live together as a meadow? Read More
“Die Form der Osagedorn Frucht ist organischer als ein Ball. Rundlich kleine Stecknadelköpfe sowie länglich gewölbte Miniatur-Nieren liegen eng an eng mit kaper-artigen Waben vermengt. Die unregelmäßigen hellgrünen Zellstrukturen sind viele Einzelfrüchte, die sich gegenseitig die Form geben und nur als Ganzes existieren.” Sina Ribak, Hallo Maclura! Eine Geschichte über das Lebewesen Osagedorn, 2026.
“People are like plants: they grow toward the light.”
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Read MoreIt kills plants, breaks down ecological structures, sets molecules adrift, shuffles species, opens up niches, and for a time rewires the flow of energy and nutrients. Fire upsets, quickens, shreds, reorganizes, and rejuvenates.
Stephen Pyne
We – Alice Cannavà, Chiara Garbellotto and Sina Ribak – invite you to a guided walk across the Nasse Dreieck, an untended green open area in Berlin Pankow.
Read MoreMás Arte Más Acción (MAMA) presents an artistic public intervention in the Edinburgh Art Festival in partnership with Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Together with the Colombian cultural foundation MAMA I will host encounters between visitors, artists and scientists co-creating a space to experience and discuss interconnections between humans and plants in times of rapid biodiversity loss.
The agency of chlorophyll engenders tree-insect-sun relationships that are often symbiotic and that I see as a way to co-create knowledges.
Read MoreInvestigating the relationship between Tegel residents, the biosphere and the city, in this walk we observe wildlife interactions in the area between the Flughafensee and the Tegeler See. For instance, we learn about human-beaver negotiations around the willow tree.
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