Personal exhibition “Moths chew the uneven fabric of life” focused on the everyday and experiential connection of traditional human culture with other species and local nature. Through mutual interdependence, people have been connected to plants and animals, forests and waters. This connection is expressed in metaphors and symbols used in language and images to this day, such as plant and animal-named patterns and the transcriptions of bird songs, as well as conventions when communicating with nature. I am interested in the bodily and everyday interweaving with other life forms, (women's) connection with local nature and its symbolic expression in traditional culture, patterns, food, healing – in the fabric of life. Through art, I create a dialogue between the traditional ecological knowledge and contemporary ecology and environmental humanities and explores how we can learn from other life forms. The more diverse life, the more connections, vitality and love.