Tag: Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits

  • Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature: Tony

    Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature: Tony


    Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature. What the series is about.

    This series documents queer people exploring and being rejuvenated by forest bathing in nature. The collaboration with queer subjects across the spectrum of LGBTQIA+ includes video interviews and still photographs to share that sense of calm with our community. The goal is to capture a human centered portrait in nature and bring back that green natural environment to the gallery space. 

    There is an open call to be photographed for this ongoing project. Link to participate.

  • Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature: Justin

    Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature: Justin

    Video interview.


    Forest Bathing: Queer Portraits in Nature. What the series is about.

    This series documents queer people exploring and being rejuvenated by forest bathing in nature. The collaboration with queer subjects across the spectrum of LGBTQIA+ includes video interviews and still photographs to share that sense of calm with our community. The goal is to capture a human centered portrait in nature and bring back that green natural environment to the gallery space. 

    There is an open call to be photographed for this ongoing project. Link to participate.

  • Forest bathing: Queer portraits in nature: proposal

    Forest bathing: Queer portraits in nature: proposal


    What the series is about.

    This series documents queer people exploring and being rejuvenated by forest bathing in nature. The collaboration with queer subjects across the spectrum of LGBTQIA+ includes video interviews and still photographs to share that sense of calm with our community. The goal is to capture a human centered portrait in nature and bring back that green natural environment to the gallery space. 

    There is an open call to be photographed for this ongoing project. Link to participate.

    Land Acknowledgment. We acknowledge that this project takes place on the ancestral lands of Native Peoples. We acknowledge this not only in thanks to the Indigenous communities who have held a relationship with this land and stewarded it for generations, but also in recognition of the historical challenges. Additionally, we make this acknowledgement as a point of reflection for us all as we address these wrongs in an effort to heal our relationship with Native Peoples.

    Sketchbook drawings to envision photographing queer forest bathing portraits.
  • About the artist. Nate Mahoney

    About the artist. Nate Mahoney

    Nate Mahoney creates work inspired by dualities. Design and art. Rural and urban. Photography and painting. Analog and digital. The work is centered on compassion for others trying to survive in our complex and inhospitable world. As a queer artist, and urban dweller, Nate reacts to the city with inspired work that communicates connections between people, time, nature, place, and space. Nate’s works often result from a research practice and collaborative process.

    Nate received a MFA in Design from California College of the Arts, a MFA in Cinema and Photography from Southern Illinois University, and a BA in Liberal Arts from The Evergreen State College.

    Nate lives and works in downtown San Francisco, California.

    Photo by Anusha