In this ongoing series, Leah Mowers explore vulnerability, both hers and that of the natural world, by listening to and responding to the landscape rather than dominating it. Leah inhabit its form by molding her body into the terrain, emphasizing coexistence over control. This work invites viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the natural world.

Valery Lyman has been fascinated by the utility lines in Cambridge for years. What impresses her is the chaos. While everything else in the city is so quaint, controlled, manicured, and rich, right above the tree line are the ones that got away. For Valery, these are the only wild organisms left in Cambridge.

While living on a remote Montana ranch bordered by mountains and forest, shared with top apex predators including grizzly bears, Lauren Grabelle created wildly poetic images that focus on the harsh forces of nature and their relationship with humankind. Here, she gains a new understanding of birth, life, flight, death, and the transitions in between.

After years of mismanagement and neglect of farmland that has been in Norton’s family for generations, they are restoring 250 acres along the Ichawaynochaway Creek in Baker County, Georgia in an effort to promote biodiversity for a sustainable ecosystem.