A new planet created from things I had to hand: paper, arrowroot, glue, ink and paint - photographed then cropped and shadowed digitally. Then taken apart and made afresh …
We have everything we need here on our planet, we don’t need
to search for a new planet, but refresh how we think and feel and act in terms
of our consumption and how we might share in, rather than share out.
Quakers in Britain: From Minute 36 our Canterbury Commitment:
“We need to arrive at a place in which we all take personal responsibility to make whatever changes we are called to. At the same time, we need to pledge ourselves to corporate action. The environmental crisis is enmeshed with global economic injustice and we must face our responsibility as one of the nations which has unfairly benefited at others’ expense, to redress inequalities which, in William Penn’s words, are ‘wretched and blasphemous.’ (Quaker faith & practice 25.13)”
Here is a link to images of the process
Made during Voices of the Earth in the late summer of 2020,
an online creative course with Woodbrooke Study Centre with Zélie
& Philip Gross.
It worked well as outreach as I told lots of people I was doing a Quaker creative
course! Having Woodbrooke courses available online (even with rural internet) has
been so supportive to my spiritual life and in this case my artistic life, but
then they overlap each other.
