Mosses
A soft carpet of hidden shelters. Springtails, tiny worms and tardigrades find a home among the mosses.
SHELTERLOOK A LITTLE CLOSERA WORLD WITHIN REACH
A fallen branch.
A story still unfolding.
Nothing is happening.
Or so it seems.
At first, just a piece of wood. Yet its bark shelters, its cracks welcome, its substance nourishes. What we call “dead” is still a place for life.
A forest
within a forest.
A few centimetres are enough to change your perspective. Between the moss fronds, a tiny community lives out of sight.
A world
beneath your feet.
The forest continues.
At a different scale.
EVERYTHING IS CONNECTEDSHELTER. TRANSFORM. BEGIN AGAIN.
Fungi
They work within the wood. By helping it decompose, fungi take part in the forest’s renewal.
TRANSFORMATIONInsects
Another life beneath the bark. Dead wood gives many insects a habitat, a shelter and a source of nourishment.
HABITATSOMETIMES, ALL IT TAKES IS A PAUSE.