In many Indigenous cultures, body art is not decoration but language. The body becomes a living archive, carrying stories of ancestry, responsibility, spirituality, and resistance. From the precise lines of Māori Tā moko to the symbolic body paintings of African communities, identity is visibly embodied. 🌀 Tā moko: Living Genealogy of the Māori Tā moko … Read more
Forest fires, melting glaciers, species extinction – the symptoms of our ecological crisis are omnipresent. But what if the real cause lies deeper than fossil fuels or plastic packaging? What if the core of the problem is hidden in our most basic assumption about nature itself: in perceiving the world as a dead “resource” to … Read more
Today, “nomadic living” is often marketed as a lifestyle: van life, digital nomads, minimalism. For Indigenous peoples, however, nomadism was never a trend. It was—and still is—a carefully developed way of life rooted in adaptation, knowledge, and deep connection to the environment. 🌍 Nomadism as the Origin of Human Existence Most of human history is … Read more
