The post discusses the importance of handmade books in fostering a connection with nature and the present moment. Monica Peters highlights a workshop on Waiheke Island, where participants will create their own nature journals, blending creativity with outdoor observations. This practice encourages mindfulness, curiosity, and appreciation for the natural world through artistic engagement.
Waiheke Island was once filled with lush forests, but they were laid to waste through colonisation. Ongoing restoration has transformed the island. The Understory exhibition and Te Wao Nui o Tane installation, combine ecological restoration with art workshops aimed at engaging the community. Participants explore native flora and develop artistic interpretations for an upcoming exhibition.
Within the space of 48 hours, all New Zealand education and childcare facilities closed their doors along with most businesses and municipal facilities. The morning of March 26 signalled a […]
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