
Literary nature writing in the braided tradition. Seasonal essays, field notes, and a commonplace accumulation, rooted in place and practice.
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This writing is part of The Pattern Catalogue, the section of the Perennial Workshop that focuses on Thinking in Systems. The Entries are my way of uncovering the patterns that I keep observing in nature and in life.
The curse of technology. I was driving to work. Many thoughts and ideas about shaping this newsletter were circling in my mind. So I recorded them onto my cellphone. Then I accidentally deleted the file.
But that’s fine. I’ll try to recons...
This writing is part of The Pattern Catalogue, the section of the Perennial Workshop that focuses on Thinking in Systems.
The individual Entries here are my way of trying to untangle this language. I do this by looking at different concept...
I have a layered digital map opened up in front of me. It’s part of an online governmental service called Geopunt, collecting and archiving all available data of any given piece of land in Belgium. Each layer adds another perspective: cadas...
Today I want to share a little system that often works for my specific way of writing. It might prove to have some value for you, too.
It often starts with a single image.
Wikimedia Commons is a good place to start.
Here is an interestin...
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