The Lake District: a landscape where culture and wildness are in harmony?
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caught by the fish
Part of the event fringe for LRG's annual research showcase, in 2020 entitled "A future of our own making: What does landscape justice look and feel like in the face of rapid environmental change?"
A meditation on Tim Morton’s ideas on being ecological in the Sierra Maria mountains of Andalucía, by independent fine art photographer Walter Lewis.
Part of the event fringe for LRG’s annual research showcase, in 2020 entitled “A future of our own making: What does landscape justice look and feel like in the face of rapid environmental change?”
caught by the fish
A meditation on Tim Morton's ideas on being ecological, in the Sierra Maria mountains of Andalucía. By independent fine art photographer Walter Lewis.
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