Anonymous, "Mellow Yellow", contributed by Emanuel Preciado, Center for Ethnography, Platform for Experimental Collaborative Ethnography, last modified 18 December 2019, accessed 28 April 2024. https://www.centerforethnography.org/content/mellow-yellow
Critical Commentary
This image represents a key concept that has surfaced most recently in my time at that garden which is that healing is a political act, and the garden is a place of radical healing. This simple image conveys what it looks like when we (gardeners) get together or convivir with each other and take a moment to enjoy the fruits from the garden. These moments when we are not hosting an event or doing physical labor in the garden are special because we tend to reflect, share, and connect with each other these are the times that strengthens our bonds with one another or even brings visitors into our world at the garden. This also represents the uniqueness of the garden since yellow watermelons are bright and uncommon.