On the note of 'Nothing gold can stay' from my earlier blog post... this weekend I took a walk in Staffanstorp to see if the wonderful Tansy flowers I had found earlier this summer were still in bloom.

My Autumn Equinox Walk is finally published!

I love the arrival of autumn with its rich, deep hues. There's something grand about walking through a landscape illuminated with fiery reds and striking yellows.

I am noticing the incredible amount of rich and deep hues surrounding me on my daily walks at the moment. At a particular spot on my ritualistic walk, there is a maple tree, and today, countless leaves had fallen, colouring the entire ground red! It was glowing, as if I were walking on fire!

Morning dew glimmers,
Revealing delicate webs,
Autumn breathes again.
- © Therese Livonne

abundance

It's been almost a year since my last blog post, and my practice has taken yet a new and unexpected direction. This transformation came from questioning the sustainability and environmental impact of my work. How can I make my practice more eco-friendly?

It's been a while since my last post. One could say that I have been going through some transformation… and for allowing that transformation to happen I have had to close the door to the outside world to be able to reach in and investigate this new world.