Lena
@lenacorinna.bsky.social
Partner at Process/Practice Studio.
Research & placemaking for more resilient places and communities.
Hard on systems, soft on people.
Research & placemaking for more resilient places and communities.
Hard on systems, soft on people.
It's my 2-year Indieversary. So I wrote about walking through doors and making new roads. fornow.substack.com/p/2-year-loo...
2 year lookback: FROM phases with transitions TO transitions with phases in between
Every moment is new, the past is swallowed and forgotten
fornow.substack.com
January 15, 2025 at 3:19 PM
It's my 2-year Indieversary. So I wrote about walking through doors and making new roads. fornow.substack.com/p/2-year-loo...
Paying attention & noticing: time travel on the wings of the blue heron in search of the richness of particulars. A post about how bird-watching creeps up on us and the intertwined relationship with the unknown that we enter into by paying attention. fornow.substack.com/p/paying-att...
Paying attention & noticing
Time travel on the wings of the blue heron in search of the richness of particulars
fornow.substack.com
December 18, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Paying attention & noticing: time travel on the wings of the blue heron in search of the richness of particulars. A post about how bird-watching creeps up on us and the intertwined relationship with the unknown that we enter into by paying attention. fornow.substack.com/p/paying-att...
Things in motion stay in motion. “In that moment, I feared that inertia would defeat me this time. That a body at rest will stay at rest. And the fear of complacency is valid. The lure of comfort is real. Looking back at it now, I see it as another tempo change, a part of the natural rhythm of life”
The Law of Inertia: things in motion stay in motion
Life's rhythm is made up of starts and stops
fornow.substack.com
December 7, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Things in motion stay in motion. “In that moment, I feared that inertia would defeat me this time. That a body at rest will stay at rest. And the fear of complacency is valid. The lure of comfort is real. Looking back at it now, I see it as another tempo change, a part of the natural rhythm of life”