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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-23/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-24/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-25/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261029
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-28/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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UID:10073261-1793232000-1793318399@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-29/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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UID:10073262-1793318400-1793404799@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-30/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101
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UID:10073263-1793404800-1793491199@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-10-31/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102
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UID:10073264-1793491200-1793573999@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-01/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261104
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261105
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UID:10073265-1793750400-1793836799@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-04/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261106
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UID:10073266-1793836800-1793923199@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-05/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261107
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UID:10073267-1793923200-1794009599@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-06/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107
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UID:10073268-1794009600-1794095999@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-07/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261109
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
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UID:10073269-1794096000-1794182399@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-08/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261112
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073270-1794355200-1794441599@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-11/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261113
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-12/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261114
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073272-1794528000-1794614399@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-13/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261115
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073273-1794614400-1794700799@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-14/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073274-1794700800-1794787199@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-15/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261118
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261119
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073275-1794960000-1795046399@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-18/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261120
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073276-1795046400-1795132799@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-19/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073277-1795132800-1795219199@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-20/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073278-1795219200-1795305599@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-21/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261123
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073279-1795305600-1795391999@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-22/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261126
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073280-1795564800-1795651199@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-25/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261126
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261127
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073281-1795651200-1795737599@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-26/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261128
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073282-1795737600-1795823999@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-27/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261129
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073283-1795824000-1795910399@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-28/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261130
DTSTAMP:20260911T211640Z
CREATED:20260911T211640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T211640Z
UID:10073284-1795910400-1795996799@inwilmde.com
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Tree Watching
DESCRIPTION:Tree watching refers to the meditative practice of observing trees. Across cultures\, trees have long been understood as custodians of history and portals to the spiritual realm. Here\, we also acknowledge trees as watchers of our personal and collective lives—another kind of archival medium\, legible only to those who revere them. \nTree Watching presents the work of Aziza Gibson-Hunter\, Vetiver (Vonne Napper)\, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz\, and Niama Safia Sandy\, artists united by their engagement with and reverence for the natural world. Their practices consider both natural and psychological landscapes\, allowing the physical and metaphysical to meet through land stewardship\, medicinal knowledge\, foodways\, socio-political histories\, and the cultures held by the land’s inhabitants. \nWhile trees may look different from one place to another\, they grow according to a shared logic: at different paces\, to different heights\, bearing different fruit\, yet remaining rooted as they reach upward toward the sky. Similarly\, these artists draw on their cultural and aesthetic lineages to ground practices that bloom toward personal enlightenment\, higher consciousness\, and self-actualization. \nTree Watching blurs the lines of witness—between observer and observed\, memory and presence\, rootedness and transcendence. In this suspension\, submission to the spiritual becomes possible. We are reminded of Indigenous ways of being and thinking with ourselves\, with one another\, and alongside the earth.
URL:https://inwilmde.com/events/exhibit-tree-watching/2026-11-29/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Museums,Visual Arts
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://inwilmde.com/wp-content/uploads/43648.png
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