BuzzFeed - May 2019
Artist Day Schildkret was getting over a bad breakup four years ago when he discovered the healing power of art and the healing power of nature.
Schildkret makes what he calls "morning altars" by gathering stray twigs, flowers, pinecones and leaves, and turning them into beautiful works of art.
Vice -January 2017
Long before land art became a movement in the 1960s, it was practiced in rituals honoring deities, or as blessings for the day. As with Tibetan Buddhist sand mandalas, the ephemeral nature of Earth art and other site-specific works calls attention to the impermanence of art itself, highlighting the importance of the generative creative process over its result.
2019 Press:
2018 Press:
- Spirituality and Health Blog - October 2018
- Spirituality & Health - October 2018
- World Magazine - November 2018
- Radio MD Podcast - October 2018
- AM New York - October 2018
- SF Station - December 2018
- Well + Good -- April 2018
- Denver Life Magazine - November 2018
- Vox - December 2018
- The Marc Guzman Podcast Experience - October 2018
- Voice America Kid’s Network / “Express Yourself Teen Radio” -- September 2018
- Focus TV Network’s Good Morning Lala Land - November 2018
- Mother Nature Network - September 2018
- Ten Laws with East Forest Podcast - December 2018
- Future Primitive Podcast - October 2018
2017 Press:
- Oakland Magazine -- January / February 2017
- The Plaid Zebra -- January 2017
- Spirituality & Health - June 2017
- The Sierra Sun -- July 2017
- Precipice / Revolutionary Wellness Talk Radio - September 2017
- Cultivating Place on North State Public Radio -- November 2017
- Tablet Magazine -- March 2017
- Living Open: Podcast -- September 2017
- Art Motif Magazine -- Autumn 2017
- Yoga Trade Magazine Interview - September 2017
- Confluence: A Youth Passageways Journal -- Spring / Summer 2017