Photography
An Ethereal Summer
Chiara Zonca takes us to her favorite swimming spot, documenting her connection with water with the help of an Ethereal diffusion filter.
Conservation
Burning Cold: The Power of Indigenous Fire Knowledge with Victor Steffensen
Fire has long been part of Australia’s landscape, a tool used by Indigenous peoples on Country to activate and care for the land. But the healing goes both ways, and this is a message of hope.
Art
Rob Woodcox Photographs The Universe He Wants To Live In
Collaborating with dancers, installation artists and body painters, Rob Woodcox creates large scale universes that celebrate our belonging to the natural world.
Photography
What’s Inspiring Cai Fox Leplaw?
Cai shares his current and ongoing sources of inspiration. The poetry his grandfather introduced him to, or his current morning ‘hype song.’
Culture
Of the Earth: Mali’s Mud-Made Mosque
The Great Mosque of Djenné, first built in the 13th century, is the largest surviving example of African architecture.
Photography
What’s inspiring Dino Kužnik?
Another dose of inspiration, this time from Urth Ambassador Dino Kužnik.
Inspiration
How ‘Eyes as Big as Plates’ Defines Nature Through Ageless Curiosity
Inspired by Nordic folklore, artists Riitta Ikonen and Karoline Hjorth discuss how their eco-conscious project explores the meaning of nature and how age is irrelevant to adventure.
Creativity
Moss and Sand: Urth’s Design Team on the New Colourways
Come behind the scenes to meet Urth’s product design team and learn their inspiration, process and plans for the future.
Calling all creators
Photographers, writers and all of you with a story to tell.
We would love to publish your ideas.
Submissions
Art
Six N. Five’s Hyperreal Digital Dreamscapes Are Inspired by Nature and Design
Six N. Five is the studio of award-winning digital artist, Ezequiel Pini who designs serene and hyperreal landscapes to engage our senses.
Photography
Finding Creative Expression and Healing Underwater, with Francesca Owen
After an Olympic career in synchronised swimming, Francesca Owen reincarnated as a photographer but never strayed from the waters edge.
Conservation
Finding Wisdom In Fungi
We look at the wonders of the mushroom and its mycelia with the help of mycologist Paul Stamets, author and biologist Merlin Sheldrake, and interdisciplinary designer Mari Koppanen.
Art
Art as “Quiet Activism” with Minna Leunig
Through her paintings, Minna Leunig seeks to spark appreciation for nature, something she says is an expression of 'quiet activism.'
Travel
Tim Swallow finds “the most beautiful place on earth”
A one-off editorial by Tim Swallow that captures Tahiti’s raw beauty.
Conservation
Julia Kay on the Power of Design to Drive Positive Change
Great Wrap co-founder Julia Kay shares why she created a bench top worthy dispenser for her home compostable stretch wrap made from potato waste.
Selected stories
Art
Roots Run Deep – The Work of Ai Weiwei
Living in exile in Portugal, revered Chinese artist Ai Weiwei produced monumental sculptures of endangered Brazilian tree roots with a myriad of meanings.
Conservation
Send it with Seaweed: Sway the Future
Sway the Future CEO Julia Marsh on how underwater rainforests can replace plastic packaging.
Travel
“Bizarre as it is beautiful” Mandy Sham captures Iceland’s ethereal landscape
Mandy Sham sees otherworldly beauty in Iceland’s contrasts. Bright flowers against volcanic rock, rushing waterfalls and peaceful moss covered hills.
Art
Rachel Garrard Collaborates with Nature to Create Abstract Installations By the Shore
Inspired by liminal space between scientific research and esoteric practice, multi-disciplinary artist Rachel Garrard forages in nature to make land-art on the shore.
Conservation
This Lily Pad Inspired Floating City is Planned for Penang
Explore Penang’s BiodiverCity, an emission-free floating city inspired by lily pads and designed by world-renowned architect, Bjarke Ingels.
Creativity
What’s Inspiring Us – Volume 5 with Urth Content Manager Meghan Walsh
Urth’s very own content manager shares everything sparking her creativity lately — from a grounding hobby to sculptures that celebrate the essence of trees.
Conservation
Rescuing Australia’s Wildlife One Animal at a Time
With millions of Australian animals affected by the climate crisis, it’s the wildlife shelters nurturing these injured, displaced and orphaned animals back to health who are the unsung wildlife heroes.
Film
Tide In Tide Out is a Mesmerising, Moving Meditation on Breath and Water
Denisse Ariana Pérez invites us to contemplate breath and water through her recent film Tide in Tide Out.
Photography
The Power of Autobiography in Sarah Pabst’s Photography
Photojournalist Sarah Pabst on how documenting life’s darkness enhances its light.
Photography
Photography for Beginners: Everything You Need to Get Started
Learn everything you need to know about the fundamentals of camera settings and photography for beginners.
Travel
Cuba’s beating heart, in full colour
Mandy Sham reflects on Cuba in its unfiltered present, beyond the romance of decadence and decay.
