A child of the city, now grown, decided to face her discomfort with the forest. Because this particular forest was a foreign one, where the trees spoke Estonian, Berlin-based artist Nadin Reschke asked local schoolchildren to help her communicate with them. In this video, the children teach her words for talking to trees: words soft as moss.
Mooste, Estonia: “Forest, do you have any bears?”
14 November 2013 by lkuo
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Nice to hear it, Jimena! I’ll let the artist know. This video is actually a work-in-progress. When the finished version is exhibited and/or posted, I will make sure to share the info here.