ANAÏS HAZO,

a transdisciplinary researcher, artist, designer.
Working with food, taste, nurture, images, design, text, cultures, fermentation, anthropology, language, philosophy, lands and soils — in a simple, embodied way.

WORKS

Terre, Subtil Cosmos
Oïkos-Cabanes-Landship
Lone Stars
Fermentation Collaboration
Always the World
Micromondes
Life, Untitled
Reliefs
Dumb Plants

TOOLS

Communities
Multi-dimensional
Photography
Hospitality
Fingertips
Ferments
Vegetal
Words
Poetry
Prints

NOTIONS

Nurture
Make-know
Care-thinker
Moving landscapes
Fermentation forces
Metaphors for real
Process over product
Object-/Thing-/-ness
Clay Ideas

BACK TO BIRTH

LONE STARS

Is it still possible to find nurture in the American landscape?

Documentation of conflicting anthropological and permacultural trips in the US. Vignettes, pictures, essay, about the Western (broken, extractive) nurture system. Soon, a book.

Digital photography, written vignettes, essay
NY, CT, MA, FL, TX, NM, AZ, NV, MN States (US)
2015-Ongoing