Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
@SketchesbyBoze Loss of myth, loss of world—one and the same wound. The answer isn’t nostalgia but incarnation. As İlhan Berk writes: the world exists to be mythologized. As archetypal regenerative designers, we render that true by immanence—myth and world reconciled as one. Image, #Easter 2018.
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Painting of the Green Christ, acrylic inks on paper, Easter Sunday, 2018.
Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 8 Sept 2022
@RichardRohrOFM A resurrective mythic turn, of sorts, then. In the thick of 21st century US realpolitik, far away from the dominant spotlight, here's how the Grail Legend itself has come to ground. Effectively, an emergent property of what regenerative designers call, 'eco-social physicianship'.
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