A collage series extending the thoughts of the revolutionary quote ‘they tried to bury us, they didn’t know we were seeds’ along with trying to make sense in ‘these troubled times’. These days many of us are holding on by a thread. When the thread thins and breaks, we knot it back together – it’s all we can do. We knot to count the days, we knot to make do, we knot to mark the events where we needed to remember our ‘seedness.’ We have all we need inside of us (somewhere) to start anew.

Rachael M Rollson, Ph.D. Aesthetic Philosophy & Art Theory (IDSVA ‘23), MFA: Interdisciplinary Art (Goddard ‘06), Board Chair of The Good Life Center is a homesteader, writer, and educator with a 30-year art practice in collage, analog B/W photography, short film, and watercolor painting. She/they write on anarchy and ecology, focusing on the American shift in Western Philosophy toward praxis.

Artworks are for sale.
Inquire at: rachaelmrollson@gmail.com
Website: loveandangerblog.wordpress.com