Martha Martin challenges us to rethink the way we perceive the natural world. Inspired by the idea that nature may think, feel, and remember in ways we are only beginning to understand, this series seeks to illuminate the interconnectedness of humanity and the environment.
 

The artworks explore profound questions: Does nature have intelligence? Can plants and other elements of the natural world communicate with us? How might a rose, a giant redwood, or even water experience time or awareness? These pieces aim to evoke a sense of connection, wonder, and respect for the intelligence that may exist beyond our understanding.
 

Drawing from emerging research, ancient wisdom, and personal exploration, HumanNature invites viewers to engage with nature as a sentient presence—one that observes and interacts with us. Each piece in the series strives to convey personality and emotion, much like a portrait can reveal the essence of an individual.
 

By fostering dialogue and curiosity, this series aspires to spark a deeper appreciation for the beauty and wisdom inherent in the natural world.

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Please enjoy this media library, featuring documentaries, books, and clips that also explore these concepts. Share them with others to inspire even more conversations about the wonders of the natural world.