… or how my transition into a wooden tiny house perched on stone legs in sandy soil intertwines with my Rewilding Saint project, creating a mid-spring ritual. My personal lived experience (the inspiration): At the […]
On Whit Monday (25 May), let’s rewild and reroot local female saints
I am back with another symposium, this time on Whit Monday (May 25th, 12.00-20.00 Brussels time / CEST / UTC+2) to discuss and create eco-myths, this time blending botany and Catholic female saints’ stories. I […]
How to write nonhuman characters in healing fiction
This blogpost is based on my 20 minute talk (15 April) during the “Join the Orca Uprising!” Nonhuman Resistance and Multispecies (In)Justice. 11th Biennial EASLCE Conference, hosted in Utrecht University (14–17 April 2026). The photographs are taken […]
Two wood wide web scholarships for two BIPOC scholars, artists, designers and other care givers to join Eco+tones symposium in Latvia, 24-31 July
We have been working hard, as volunteers, for the fourth symposium of our NSU circle, called: Ecology of Transformative Learning Practices With/In A More-than-human World. This blogpost presents the first line-up of the Wonderfull people […]
Final Days: Help the writing(with)plants care(work)book Take Root
The book The care(work)book grows out of five years of writing(with)plants sessions, collective gatherings where people write alongside plants and landscapes, slowing down to notice, reflect and imagine together new stories, rituals and prototypes. This first edition […]
You are invited to join a writing(with)plants workshop during the Rooted Festival in Aarhus (13-14 June 2026), and (re)enchant Denmark in June.
At the end of spring I will be again in Denmark. Let me share a bit more about the second edition of the Rooted Festival, where I am invited to host a writing(with)plants session. This […]
Where History Takes Root: Seville’s Gardens
I went to Seville to escape reality – a stressful job in a start-up, a recent break-up, the looming threat of losing my visa, the geopolitical quagmire flirting with World War III, and the existential […]
Hiding in plain sight – Brehon Laws, fairies and forbidden words
What if ancient stories and forgotten laws could help us imagine new ways of living with the Earth? Ireland’s old traditions are not only relics of the past. They are fragments of ecological memory, sometimes […]
A Million Songs: How Latvian Folk Songs Preserved a More-than-human Mythology
This blogpost is part of a documentation of a lecture by Kārlis Lakševics, a researcher and lecturer at the University of Latvia, during the NSU winter symposium on Eco+Mythology. This blogpost follows Rivers, Folk Songs, […]
The grapevine, the gossips, a multispecies voice – how to tell stories that cannot be told, but should be told?
This blogpost is part of the creative process of the upcoming writing(with)plants care(work)book. Currently we do crowdfunding (until April 17th, check here), which means that we are receiving money from backers, but that we are […]