
As part of her residency at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum, activist-in-residence Kanika Gupta announced a poetry competition How trees define our existence and change our lives? The competition received a heart warming response and original poetry was contributed by many tree lovers.
It was very difficult to decide which was the best among them. Each one was deeply filled with emotions most sensitively delineated. Some of the words which have been most inspiring were written by authors Lučka Lešnik, Ines Nabernik Bošnjak, Ema Nunar and Tamara Podolski. Their poems are found on the photos below.
We congratulate each and every one of the participants for their most wonderful contributions and for sharing their love for trees. All the poetry will be compiled in an album and preserved in the museum archives.




Poetry competition was organised within the project TAKING CARE. Ethnographic and World Cultures Museums as Spaces of Care.
For more on the residency, have browse through Kanika Gupta's previous blog entries here