A series of collective experiences centered on learning from tinctorial plants and uncovering their hidden colors. These gatherings went beyond natural color-making, fostering deeper connections between humans and the more-than-human world. Participants explored circular community dynamics while learning about the plant species we grew and engaging in creative practices.

Rooted in permaculture and regenerative principles, the project focused on cultivating a garden that sustains both creativity and ecology, inviting participants to connect meaningfully with the land, plants, and each other.

Read more about the Garden of Colors project.