What’s all this, now?
ecologist gone black
is a gestation of lines
the jubilant wailings of a shape-shifting monster in the black
a practice tending to my voice as an independent scholar
a grief ritual to usher in joy, life
and, and, and…
Who is writing this?
Many call this author of this newletter Flore (they/them or li). They are from Mountains and are fed by many Rivers. The plants are their dear friends. Once ago, they studied Environmental Sciences and Place-based Ecology and played with the concept of sustainability as a facilitator, educator, and teacher.
Currently, this queer Haitian intellect enjoys making with their hands, studying processes (various), and tinkering with the practice of freedom, personal & collective.
Materials: fibers, fire, fabrics, botanical pigments and dyes, medicinal herbs, paper, threads, and memories.
Living occupied Southern Pomo and Coastal Miwok Land.
Their website (if you are web designer, welp is appreciated)!
What to expect?
i honestly don’t know either.
and the reminder: you are always accompanied
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