Hannah Close
Hannah Close is a writer, photographer and cultural curator working with islands and oceans.
Hannah Close is a writer, photographer and cultural curator working with islands and oceans. She is part of the Dark Mountain Project team and has published creative nonfiction both there and with the Centre for Humans and Nature, and her photography has been published in the Guardian, Telegraph and Times. Hannah is currently making a documentary called Islandness, and also co-convenes sailing residencies for artists. She lives between a wild Hebridean island and the salty southwest coast of the UK with her dog Rune.
Hannah Close courses
Kinship: Being Together
An exploration into being together
Kinship: Islands
Community, relationality and belonging in a world of islands
Ecology of Love
Experience the newly revitalized Ecology of Love course, now enriched with immersive visual and textural elements for a truly holistic and embodied learning journey.
Contemporary Spirituality
Meaning and Mysticism in the Modern Age
The Wild Imagination
Exploring Creative Ecology
Hannah Close articles
An Ecology of Love
World as Archipelago
What can islands teach us?
Who gets to define reality?
Our meaning crisis and the new gods of modernity
Towards The Great Mystery
Dark Green Gods: on hyperobjects, animism and the greening of religion
Hannah Close films
Sensuous Knowledge as a radical and holistic journey towards liberation
Love as the desire to give life
Our meaning crisis and the new gods of modernity
Dark Green Gods: on hyperobjects, animism and the greening of religion
Being & Becoming Kin
Thinking and kinning with islands
Why kinship?
The individual
Relational ecosystems
The community
