the Perennial Workshop
Micha van AmsterdamRethinking our thinking across systems and seasons.
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Why Gardeners Are Philosophers
The first peas
The little vegetable plot. In the greenhouse: salads and fennel, a little cucumber. And outside: broad beans, peas, sugar snaps. A few potatoes, the early ones. And so we reap that first little harvest of the season.
And...
What Used to Be Here
This Entry took me a bit longer than usual to write. The original premise of this series is to document my own research into Systems Thinking through nature and then to bundle these insights into a sort of grammar of systems: a Pattern Cata...
Glass, Patience, and the Art of the Trap
The garden, wild as ever. The golden rain tree near the pond, a lush canopy umbrella. On the other side, the juneberry full of ripening fruits, and the little wooden pond platform surrounded by wild sage, deep scarlet perennial poppies, one...
A Change In Landscape
Yesterday evening: the moon, a thin, sharp sickle. A traceable, curved line, casting a moody backlight onto the row of five poplars, now in full leaf. Each single leaf a little, black, rattling instrument. Two heavy, dramatic clouds, escape...
A Way of Earning a Living
This writing is part of my research on Thinking in Systems and the Philosophy of Complexity. Each Entry can be read as a stand-alone, but benefits from the previous ones.
Entry 010 was about the limits of scale. This is about a different k...
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