Garden work, biodynamic horn manure, and soil chromatography in the volcanic highlands. The PDF includes the program and original promotional material.

Tierra Viva · México
From the gatherings · 2024–2026
Photographs, albums, and the events in Tepetlixpa and Todos Santos.
Read the field notes ↓January 2026
To know a place,
we have to attend to it.
A plant takes root in darkness and unfolds its leaves into the light. Both belong to its life. On a farm, we work with this relationship every day: in the soil we tend, the shade we preserve, and the food we grow.
In Tepetlixpa, we weeded and planted garden beds, filled horns with manure, and studied images of the soil. In Todos Santos, we gathered beneath the trees at Palma Serena. The questions follow us from one place to another; the land asks us to pay attention all over again.
Thank you to everyone who joined us. These photographs recall our work together, and carry an invitation to return.
For organizations & collaborators
01 / The highlands
At the foot
of the volcano.
Rancho Mariana
Working in
the garden.
Weeding, loosening the soil, planting. The work brings our questions down to the ground, where we can begin to answer them.
Explore the gatheringPreparing
the horn manure.

Befriending the dark,
blossoming out of the deep.
02 / The oasis
A garden
beneath the trees.
Todos Santos, Baja California Sur
January 2026
At Palma Serena, shade is part of the work of cultivation. The trees shelter the garden from the drying force of the sun. To understand the garden, we have to look beyond its beds to the trees, the water, and the surrounding land.
The gathering at Palma Serena03 / A closer look
Photographs.
Tepetlixpa · Todos Santos
Past Gatherings
México
Photographs, albums, and the events in Tepetlixpa and Todos Santos.
The gathering archive
The events
Programs and photographs from the 2024 and 2026 gatherings.
Tepetlixpa · 2024 Todos Santos · 2026

