
Mother
We're deeply aware—and often fearful—of the consequences of our actions on nature, our planet, and all life on it. We understand the need to show more care, make sacrifices, and curb exploitation. Yet, it’s challenging to fully grasp and connect with the enormity of "nature," which can feel boundless, giving the illusion of endless resources, even when we know otherwise. In my project *Mother*, I imagine nature as a living, breathing being—someone who can be hurt or healed by my actions. If Nature truly were a mother, what would her child look like?





