Forest Times Janine Jembere an exceedingly treacherous mythical name

an exceedingly treacherous mythical name for a scientific theory ¥ A parallel with Pasteur's microbes ¥ Lovelock too makes micro-actors proliferate ¥ How to avoid the idea of a system

In many ways they live as we do

investigating the glare of 24/7 London and the suburban sprawl of Bury St Edmunds

sie wurde damals verloren – und so erzählt Rich hier die Geschichte eines beispiellosen Menschheitsversagens

Forest Times Janine Jembere an exceedingly treacherous mythical nameForest Times brings together two major recent projects by artist Uriel Orlow, Reading Wood (Backwards), 2022, and Forest Futurism, 2024, in which plants are simultaneously political actors, witnesses to the past and guides for the future. With Reading Wood (Backwards), Orlow turns his attention to the entanglements of human and non human actors in order to read the archive against the grain, asking what would restituting to the natural world mean,