Adirondack Weekend | Tomas Todisco
Haiku written on Rocky Peak Ridge in the Adirondack Mountains.
Little Glass Jar | Kiera McManus
On the promise of honey.
Combing Through Jellyfish | Rebecca Rowe
Knowing myself is knowing the spaces I came to be and the people I have come to reflect.
The Apiary | Christopher Goetz
I never expected beekeeping to bring forth such questions of morality and introspection.
Song the Wind | Evelyn Pae
In this new age of machines / i am the racer who drives through the sky / the comb that rakes the long hair of the prairie / and sings her a lullaby when the nights grow cold
Planet as Patient | Mary Oak
Medical Notes for Terra Gaia. Occupation: Creator and Sustainer. Age: Unknown. Appears to be around 4.5 billion years old. Not insured.
Build Your Own Fish | Noah Heywood
An instruction manual for creation in the not-so-distant future.
Worm | Giles Goodland
Perhaps the most grounded animals are most linked to our own eventual and possibly post human resurgence.
Phantom Bottom | Molly Kugel
In 1946, sonar detected what appeared to be the bottom of the ocean, but it was a body suspended between the surface and the seabed. The “Phantom bottom” moved up and down and was later discovered to be millions of small fish.
Why I Make Environmental Films but Am No Longer Interested in Saving the Earth | André Silva
It is sometimes necessary for art to go beyond the realm of hard science where it can enter a purely intuitive and, for lack of a better term, “magical” dimension.