THE WHOLE WORLD WIGGLES: a digital exhibition on the nonlinear

THE WHOLE WORLD WIGGLES: a digital exhibition on the nonlinear

Nothing in nature is linear... so why do we expect ourselves to fall in line?

THE WHOLE WORLD WIGGLES is an invitation to reconnect with your inner nature.

Rivers bend. Roots spread. Bodies sway. Cities pulse. Ideas spiral. Relationships stretch and reshape us. This exhibit is a celebration of the nonlinear — the strange, beautiful, unrepeatable ways life moves, and then connects back together.

We've created a society that expects and rewards linear paths. But nothing in nature is linear — it operates in cycles and loops, and disparate things connect together in seen and unseen ways.

Expecting ourselves to conform, to fall in line, is why society at large is falling ill. When we embrace the nonlinear in our lives, when we let ourselves get wiggly — we return to our true nature, let new connections emerge, and assume our place as part of it all.


Our second exhibit is now unfolding until July 29th. Wiggle along 〰️

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Audio excerpt: Alan Watts, from Conversation with Myself, 1971.

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