Centrefold: Whenua / Touching Grass
- Dana Dudova
- Mar 31, 2025
- 1 min read
CENTREFOLD | ART | WHENUA | TOUCHING GRASS
Illustrated by Dana Dudova (she/her) | @dayna.banana | Contributing Artist
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CENTREFOLD | ART | WHENUA | TOUCHING GRASS
Illustrated by Dana Dudova (she/her) | @dayna.banana | Contributing Artist
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The whole “touching grass” thing hits differently when it’s presented like art instead of a clapback — it’s almost tender, depending on what the illustration looks like in full. It also made me think about how much of “resetting” is just swapping one kind of curation for another; like I’ll tell myself I’m taking a break, then end up tinkering with looks on StyleLookLab anyway. Maybe that’s still a kind of grounding.
There’s something nice about how this doesn’t try to over-contextualize the work — just title, section, and the illustrator credit, like you’re meant to bring your own “outside vs online” baggage to it. It also made me think about how aesthetics get recycled into coping mechanisms; I’ve seen people unwind by turning photos into dreamy styles with ghibli ai generators instead of actually logging off. Either way, the framing here feels pretty intentional.