How do we tend emerging futures?
As I develop my independent practice, I want to sustain this work in a way that keeps it open, independent, and responsive to what is most alive across the emerging ecosystem of land-based practice.
To achieve this, I’m hoping to secure a small amount of core funding from aligned partners who can see the value of what I’m exploring.
I’ve deliberately organised my own life around low material needs, which means a relatively modest amount of funding support can create a remarkable degree of freedom.
Why this approach?
What I need
The economics of this work are modest because the economics of my own life are modest. By living small, my economic throughput remains small—at least relative to UK averages. In practical terms, I only need to secure £10,000 per year in core funding to cover all of my personal and work-related costs.
What this enables
My thinking is rooted in long-term enquiry combined with radical embodied land-based practice, and expressed through a range of writings that seek to understand, inspire, challenge, and open up new possibilities.
Support this work
Rather than charging for writing, thinking, or collaborations within an ecosystem that’s already financially strained, I want to keep my work as accessible as possible. To achieve that, I need to be free to develop ideas without needing to monetise them, and to contribute to pioneering projects without charging a fee.
If you’d like to talk to me about supporting this work, I’d love to hear from you.