When I look through the camera and focus on smaller details I see the processes of life in a way that opens my consciousness. Creating a picture expresses this reality and, I hope, renders it visible to everybody. It is creating different types of gardens. This helps me to be close to myself, to remember my place in this world, my task, my role. 

 

As we reflect on the past, the garden is a singularly powerful record, just like a photograph. As we live in the present, the garden is an essential partner. By gardening attentively, we can connect to the world happening around us. Immersed in this artistic process we connect to the gardens of the future. We know the world around us and experience our role in it by developing a world view.

 

We human beings have the capacity to cultivate land in parallel to our capacity to cultivate our inner life: our inner garden. A garden can be anything, it is entirely up to you to see it. 

A garden creates a ground, a source for the human being, a place to cultivate.

 

 

What happens when you open your eyes to this living world near your hands and feet? 

 

 

What do you want to cultivate in our future? 

 

 

What is the garden of the future?