Forum on Religion and Ecology: Spotlights
3.2 André Daughtry, Sketches for WILDERNESS
This episode of Spotlights features André Daughtry, an award-winning speculative social documentarian who explores contemporary expressions of the spiritual, mystical, and theological in the contexts of pluralistic democracies. He talks about his latest project, WILDERNESS, a speculative documentary photography, film and performance project that engages an integral ecological approach to sustainability and spirituality, specifically in relationship to Indigenous populations and their respective cosmologies and traditions. Captured in the Cauca region of southern Colombia, WILDERNESS attempts to share experiences that can bring us back to place.
Go here to learn more about this project and watch a visual travelogue that sets the tone, "Sketches for WILDERNESS": https://www.blackmountaincollege.org/andre-daughtry
You can also learn more about André's work here.
This episode of Spotlights features André Daughtry, an award-winning speculative social documentarian who explores contemporary expressions of the spiritual, mystical, and theological in the contexts of pluralistic democracies. He talks about his latest project, WILDERNESS, a speculative documentary photography, film and performance project that engages an integral ecological approach to sustainability and spirituality, specifically in relationship to Indigenous populations and their respective cosmologies and traditions. Captured in the Cauca region of southern Colombia, WILDERNESS attempts to share experiences that can bring us back to place.
Go here to learn more about this project and watch a visual travelogue that sets the tone, "Sketches for WILDERNESS": https://www.blackmountaincollege.org/andre-daughtry
You can also learn more about André's work here.