REALMS is a landscape practice
(design, research, teaching, making).
Tied Across Time
Shifting Lubra
Complexities of Flood Disaster
A Landscape that has Never Existed
Trajectories of Practice Across Time
Agencies of the Present
Landscape is Knowledge
Fuel and the Himalayan Future
Open-ended Landscape
Belonging/Not Belonging
Emerging Hybridity & the New Vernacular
Willow and Water
Ascent
At the Meeting of Earth and Sky
Passage & Discovery
Agency of a Path
Transient Materials
Fagopyrum tataricum
About
REALMS is a landscape practice working toward collective action with landscape-makers across the plains, hills, and mountains of Nepal. It proposes patterns of action centering land-based knowledge in struggles against climate crisis and chronic disaster-making. Much of this work is situated at points of overlap and friction between centuries-old cyclical migration, shifting weather patterns, traditional practices, new economies, trans-temporal agency, growing resource demands, and fluid terrains.
People (person)
Dane Carlson is a landscape designer and researcher. He is an environmental design strategist at UNOPS Nepal and Assistant Professor at Principia College. He holds a Master of Landscape Architecture II degree (post-professional) with distinction from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design.
Contact Dane Carlson/ REALMS:
danegcarlson@gmail.com