Image: Ecosex Project / Colchester, U.K. Led by Beth Stephens, Annie Sprinkle, and Luke Dixon. Used with permission from the artists

Nicolás Dumit Estevez Raful Espejo Ovalles: Luke, we met through Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle in Colchester, not too far from London. The three of you were facilitating The First International Ecosex Symposium. I really relish this time together with the most unusual group of creative beings. Any memories or impressions?

Luke Dixon: It was the most wonderful of experiences, in a very quiet, rather conservative part of England, that embraced the radical ideas of the workshop. We created, experimented, cooked, and ate together, worked late into the night, and all as a way of exploring new ways in which as humans and artists we could reimagine our relationship with the planet. It was a wonderful group of people, coming together from all over the world to share and create. And for me it was a delightful opportunity to reconnect with the miraculous Annie and Beth.

NDEREO: I keep telling people about our Tree-somes, when we were gently tied to trees so as to develop intimate connections with them. So much to unEarth regarding this marvelous time in the English countryside. How did you get involved with this?

LD: I had worked with Annie and Beth on previous projects, including producing their Blue Wedding in Oxford, England.

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