For Sophie Strand, 'place' transcends mere geographic coordinates; it encapsulates the intricate tapestry of stories, ecosystems, and relationships that imbue a location with life and meaning. She perceives place as a dynamic and interactive entity, a nexus where human experience intertwines with the natural world in an ongoing dance of mutual influence. It is a living, breathing ecosystem of memories, histories, and futures, braided together by the flora, fauna, and humans that inhabit it. In Strand's vision, place is not a static backdrop but an active participant in the unfolding narrative of existence, one that demands both reverence and responsibility from those who dwell within it.
See also: ecology, soil, fungi, relationship, culture
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