In this project, Rosa Luxemburg's passion for botanizing herbaceous plants is set as a contrast to her revolutionary anti-capitalist, pro-workers solidarity and anti-war ideology, for which she was repeatedly incarcerated.
Hand-scripted excerpts from Rosa's more personal and intimate letter writings, drafted and sent to friends from her prison cells in Germany and Poland between 1912 - 1918, reveal a deeply humanistic, nature-embracing and emphatic voice, still echoing into contemporary notions on how, perhaps today, we relate and interact with our natural environments.
Hand-scripted excerpts from Rosa's more personal and intimate letter writings, drafted and sent to friends from her prison cells in Germany and Poland between 1912 - 1918, reveal a deeply humanistic, nature-embracing and emphatic voice, still echoing into contemporary notions on how, perhaps today, we relate and interact with our natural environments.
