Nina Goodheart

Mothering, at every turn, is about being mothered. Everywhere in the wilderness I hear the cries of other mothers. I call back to them, asking for help, but sometimes they can't hear me through their own cries.

We believe that if the system sets a goal for us to produce more and more outcomes, often with fewer and fewer resources, an inevitable conclusion is burnout and bankruptcy.

In response to feedback about perpetual burnout, we made space in our schedules to prioritize pause and rest.

when we fully share responsibility and accountability, it becomes difficult for us to be isolated and/or exploited as individuals.

Coralie wonders how the world can be made fair when two people who love each other can't even manage it.

veracity tends to express itself with an eminent simplicity, in art as in life; just as discursiveness can often be an index of falsehood.

Through art, we can respond ideally to truth as we cannot in life.

Articulation is central to human survival and self-determination, not only in its commemorative and descriptive functions but in relieving the soul of incoherence.

I’m disturbed by a collective desire to avoid friction for the sake of (false) certainty, mainly because I think friction makes us human.