WITH
Guest ARTIST
Lito Skopeliti
A series of five writing workshops guided by guest artist Lito Skopeliti. Each session explored a space for collective auto-narratives. Together we explored our eco-selves through writing.
What do we mean by inner landscapes—and why explore them collectively? Our inner worlds are never isolated. They take shape in relation to the material conditions around us: the soil beneath our feet, the water that sustains our movement, the fire that fuels our commitments, the air that carries our thoughts, and the subtle fields that connect us to one another. Each of us nurtures an inner ecosystem—complex, and deeply entwined with the world we inhabit. The elements offer tools to notice what grounds us, moves us, drives us, circulates between us, and connects us.
Writing becomes a way to trace these relations, allowing experiences that often remain unspoken to take form, be shared and understood. Holding this process collectively is essential. Togetherness helps each of us see our inner landscapes as sites of relation and possibility. The series unfolded across five sessions, each focused on one element.
EARTH WATER FIRE AIR ETHER
The workshop was bilingual-friendly and participants wrote in the language with which they felt most comfortable, this diversity enriched our experience.
Lito Skopeliti is an independent researcher focusing on climate crisis, ecological relations, and economic diversity. She experiments with collective auto-narratives and other art forms as ways to understand how personal experience meets social and ecological realities.
Mouries Collective 