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Estuary Fish (detail) by Elisabeth Scott 

biophilia: bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪə noun: a genetically determined affinity of human beings with the natural world.

 

Aristotle defined it as "love of life" and there are antecedents in the philosophies of Confucianism and Taoism. Popularized by the late Harvard biologist and theorist Edward O.Wilson in the 1980's, the principles of 'biophilia' have permeated contemporary art, architecture and design practice globally. 

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Creative practitioners, like scientists, play a significant role in monitoring, nurturing and interpreting the beauty, complexity and fragility of the natural world.

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biophiliarts.com contextualizes artists and artisans, architects and designers, makers and creators who connect us to the rich biodiversity of the planet. We encourage connectivity between practitioners, theorists, collectors, keepers of heritage, eco-cultural tourism and the audiences who share a love of Art and Nature. 

 

Jo Moulton JOMO Publisher/Editor, Advocate and Curator.​​​

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Estuary Birds (detail) by Gippsland artist Elisabeth Scott 

​​​'Snake' by Gunnai artist Ray Thomas

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Created by Jo Moulton (Studio JOMO). Copyright for images is sought from practitioners/galleries/firms who frequently publish these blogs on their respective websites around the globe.

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