Their work in photography, video, sound and sculpture explores nature as its subject, often from a more than human perspective.
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Their work in photography, video, sound and sculpture explores nature as its subject, often from a more than human perspective.
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Monday, 10 March 2008
I have a feeling that history will see this as a seminal event.
David Watson Hood
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I thought all of the speakers were excellent.
I felt completely inspired, full of hope and love for the planet and for humanity, and excited that something like this was happening in Inverness.
Liz Rogers
Managing Director, Universal Hall, Findhorn Foundation
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I thought the speakers were absolutely fantastic. They all had something different to offer and I was even impressed with the Minister! Jay Griffiths moved me to tears – something that has never happened to me before in a conference – by her wonderful eloquence. There was so much to take in and so much deep emotion that I was quite exhausted by the end of the day.
My overall experience was one of connection to everyone who spoke and who I spoke to. It was a joy to be with so many like-minded people and I felt the natural world was celebrated beautifully. Many issues could have been depressing but overall the feeling was of positive opportunity in the difficult times we are living in.
Kathy Dale
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Thanks again to you and Louise for bringing together such an impressive array of talent.
Throughout the day as the speakers illuminated the room with their worldly connections, I felt like a bubble about to burst at any point with the sheer excitement that had captured my being.
This has been a personal quest all my life from early childhood, that sense of wonderment and connection to the Earth. I have an arts background and later went on to study environmental management which has brought me here to teach environmental subjects in the planning department.
My own personal quest has been through wild wanderings and books that bring me closer to my own understanding, Jay and David spoke to my soul.
Angela Houghton
University of Dundee
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Matthew and Louise, thanks for putting so much effort and professionalism into Friday: a great day full of energy. During the discussion I went up to Great Glen House and thought the work looked fitting to its context and works really well.
Tom Littlewood
Director
Ginkgo Projects Ltd.
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Well done on such a splendid event - I thoroughly enjoyed More Than Us.
Jonathan Dawson
Executive Secretary
GEN-Europe
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Excellent.
Feeling inspired to write more myself, and further explore this whole area of relationships between ourselves, our culture and the natural world.
Tess Darwin
Strategy & Communications Officer
SNH
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It was a great networking event and I enjoyed a sense of support, meeting with so many like-minded people. Images stayed with me – of the SNH building and the large photo installation and David Abram’s story.
Ratnadevi
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I would like to thank you and all involved in the More Than Us Seminar at Inverness. I found the talk and debate on Friday ‘Inspirational’ as was said in the leaflet with speakers that complimented each other and opened my mind to new ways of thinking about our planet. I shall certainly try to pass on some of the passion for caring for our planet to our pupils at the Gordon schools. I also enjoyed the evening at the SNH headquarters, Dalziel and Scullions photomural and music from Lau.
The catering too was wonderful with the best of Scottish produce.
Liz Cameron
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John Lister-Kaye and Jay Griffiths both struck strong chords with me. John when he spoke of the suburbanization of wild places: oh, how I do agree! Jay because of her general iconoclasm, her contempt for forms and her general lack of material ambition: how I do feel the same!
David Ward
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Just to say that I arrived in Inverness yesterday early evening to do my talk in Cromarty, and immediately bumped into Robin Naumann of Edinburgh who had been at your conference, and who was obviously really fired up after the day. Well done for organising it.
All the best, Alastair McIntosh
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