Úna Hamilton Helle
@uncashh.bsky.social
Artist & practice-based PhD candidate with Royal Holloway University's Geography Dept. Creator of Becoming the Forest zine, curator at Legion Projects. Based in Oslo, sometimes London.
www.unahamiltonhelle.co.uk
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www.unahamiltonhelle.co.uk
tweet archive: https://x.com/UnaOsLondon
Contributors: Lotte Brown, Úna Hamilton Helle, Stu Horvath Ild, Bekah Lunn, Menace Ruine, Mycologia, Oerheks, Panopticon, Peace Vaults, Returning, Tom Sewell, Andrew Walter, Wulvyr.
To order: becomingtheforest.bigcartel.com
To order: becomingtheforest.bigcartel.com
Becomingtheforest
Online portal for 'Becoming the Forest', an arts and music journal about forests and black metal
becomingtheforest.bigcartel.com
August 6, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Contributors: Lotte Brown, Úna Hamilton Helle, Stu Horvath Ild, Bekah Lunn, Menace Ruine, Mycologia, Oerheks, Panopticon, Peace Vaults, Returning, Tom Sewell, Andrew Walter, Wulvyr.
To order: becomingtheforest.bigcartel.com
To order: becomingtheforest.bigcartel.com
We have essays on animist Norwegian stone customs, the torch lit (or not) corridors of Table Top Roleplaying, a long form poem about endless horizons and eight interviews with musicians and bands who have emerged from the fertile humus of contemporary black metal.
August 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
We have essays on animist Norwegian stone customs, the torch lit (or not) corridors of Table Top Roleplaying, a long form poem about endless horizons and eight interviews with musicians and bands who have emerged from the fertile humus of contemporary black metal.
#BecomingtheForest interrogates the entangled relationship we humans have with our surroundings, inspired by the ecological strands of black metal, and this time we have truly gone underground, both in a musical and topographical sense.
August 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
#BecomingtheForest interrogates the entangled relationship we humans have with our surroundings, inspired by the ecological strands of black metal, and this time we have truly gone underground, both in a musical and topographical sense.