All We Can Save Workshop

Join us on August 7th for a free virtual workshop exploring our connection to the more-than-human world. It's called All We Can Save, a powerful new project by Willow Gatewood.

In the face of the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and increasingly fragmented landscapes and communities, it is easy to dwell on all we have lost, and what we may lose. Modern cultural narratives have shifted the wonder and innocence of our childhoods to a story of extraction, displacement, and disconnect.

But we can remember our roots.

Led by interdisciplinary artist and environmental scientist Willow Gatewood, this discussion-based workshop seeks to explore our memories of more-than-human entanglement, roots, radicalism (a word related to “root” and “source"), and agency through reframing the question from "What have we lost?" to "What can we save?"

If you have any questions, please contact willowgatewood19@gmail.com

Willow Gatewood is an environmental scientist, interdisciplinary artist, and storyteller from the US. New media, sound, and performance weave science, gender and social issues with an autobiographical exploration of nature, and it is their passion to inspire reverence for the more-than-human realm. To see their work, visit www.willowgatewood.com, or check out their instagram, @willowg_music.

Natural Resonance exists to further our connection with nature and ourselves. We use the power of the arts to reconnect humans with the more-than-human world through immersive events, community, and rich, evidence-based storytelling. To learn more, visit: https://www.naturalresonance.world/