Jan Munske
Created page with "Background I partly grew up with the forests of the Harz: endless walks, dense spruce trees, lakes and abandoned mines. This landscape shaped my sense of nature—structured, immersive, almost timeless. But over the years, the forest changed. The monocultures collapsed, the trees died, and the once-familiar terrain became unfamiliar. My mother said: “It’s ugly now.” I started stopping—really looking. In the ruins of what I thought I knew, a new world opened up...."
