Is there a way to shift the conversation around maintenance from energy/labor to how people use it? As in, occupation and regular use is its maintenance — by human and more-than-human inhabitants alike.

What does maintenance look like through the year?

What's the minimal intervention that sets in motion a maximal transformation? Critical question for resources/energy/accessibility around dealing with post-industrial landscapes.

a sundial that speaks to non-human or even thermal time

an undulating structure of some sort, expansion and contraction

how is solar energy tied to bodies? how do you sustain bodies? How much to feed a person? forms of energy and how they exist in organic bodies

You will be found fallen asleep in a field.

Indigenous technology is now.

La Terre a été plate, puis ronde. Maintenant, la Terre est une architecture.

Apaniradihadi is a word that means in one Amazon Indigenous language “a rain-wet leaf that gleams in the sunlight”

The biological carbon pump.