Alex
@treesaremygods.bsky.social
Raised by trees. Artist. Photographer. Cultural geographer.
Decolonize nature. Free the body. F>>> capitalism 🌲🍂🏳️🌈
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“Home is where the wild herbs grow”
Decolonize nature. Free the body. F>>> capitalism 🌲🍂🏳️🌈
free🇵🇸
“Home is where the wild herbs grow”
The link seems to be broken.
September 15, 2025 at 7:28 PM
The link seems to be broken.
I was thinking along similar lines the other day, my thoughts circling around what seems to be an inevitable question, “Is intelligence evil?”. I can’t shake this perception.
August 30, 2025 at 11:28 AM
I was thinking along similar lines the other day, my thoughts circling around what seems to be an inevitable question, “Is intelligence evil?”. I can’t shake this perception.
How does become a member of this group?
July 23, 2025 at 5:25 PM
How does become a member of this group?
Given that I primarily shoot b&w film, I’d say I’m partial to the monochrome aesthetic. Love color, too, but it’s a whole different world.
July 4, 2025 at 5:38 AM
Given that I primarily shoot b&w film, I’d say I’m partial to the monochrome aesthetic. Love color, too, but it’s a whole different world.
I’m afraid you’re right and also that very few people want to admit it. And I wouldn’t care about the humans so much (it’s our own making, after all), but we’re taking down all the other living organisms with us. I hop nature finds a new way long after we’re gone.
June 26, 2025 at 5:53 AM
I’m afraid you’re right and also that very few people want to admit it. And I wouldn’t care about the humans so much (it’s our own making, after all), but we’re taking down all the other living organisms with us. I hop nature finds a new way long after we’re gone.
Reposted by Alex
In it, I explore Freud’s radical approach to painting plants, using his work as a springboard to ask a bigger question:
When and how can an artist capture the actual identity of a plant, rather than representing a generic objectification of one?
When and how can an artist capture the actual identity of a plant, rather than representing a generic objectification of one?
Giovanni Aloi | Art, Nature, Environment
Dr. Giovanni Aloi is an author, educator, and curator specializing in the representation of nature and the environment in art. He has contributed to BBC radio programs, is USA correspondent for Esse M...
www.aloi.info
June 22, 2025 at 7:48 PM
In it, I explore Freud’s radical approach to painting plants, using his work as a springboard to ask a bigger question:
When and how can an artist capture the actual identity of a plant, rather than representing a generic objectification of one?
When and how can an artist capture the actual identity of a plant, rather than representing a generic objectification of one?
She was always an AIPAC-funded fraud…
April 5, 2025 at 7:25 AM
She was always an AIPAC-funded fraud…