PROJECT overview
“Artwork Tiles” by Sarah Taylor explores how the climate crisis demands that we rethink our separation from nature. Through visual documentation and somatic practice, Sarah Taylor invites us to step away from being mere external observers and instead become connected, responsible participants within the Earth’s system.
Guided by Pak Imam’s message in the documentary Kidung Tani—that “what matters is having the courage to try”—this project serves as a reflection on building a more sensitive, reciprocal relationship with the natural world.
ARTWORK FEATURED (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT)
- “The first day that school started after July holidays-south of Omah Kebon” — Artwork 1 & 2
- “Self portrait at sate ayem. Presence of B.S. S.B.T. A.W. Cat. Merapi” — Artwork 3
- “Javanese chilli ritual at Pak Imam’s farm – Kidung Tani” — Artwork 4
