To Bill Plotkin

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On one side of the world we keep ourselves every year busy, killing trees to then decorating the dead trees with plastic just to throw them on the streets 2 weeks later. On the other side of the world humans experience a more and more fragile environment. Thousands loose their homes, people they love or their own life in increasing environmental disasters.

Yet we have the time to decide which pathway to continue. We are standing at a fork in the road. 2 roads to go. Change the road or stay on the road of systematic deconstruction of wilderness and exploitation of mother earth and human souls.

This photography duo is a call to awake environmental awareness starting with empathy and love for each other, to understand how everything is connected and to change our 'egocentric', competing, profit-progress-orientated economy to a 'nature-soulcentric', sustainable economy to give our planet and especially humandkind another chance. (inspired by Plotkin, "Nature and the Human Soul")

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In the earthquake of Kathmandu 2015 a total of 7,652 people were killed and about 16,390 injured.