The Arts in Nature International Network (AiNIN) is a global network of artists, curators, and organisations working at the intersection of art and the natural environment. Since 2019, Les Nuits des Forêts has invited artists to create in forests across France, expanding globally through AiNIN membership since 2023, with its 2026 edition running worldwide from 5–21 June. I have been accepted to produce a work for AiNIN 2026 Forest Secrets. 

Corrie Wright – Australia 

In March 2026 i was given a  4 week residency at Falls  Regenerative Farm by the Sunshine Coast Council MadeSC initiative. I benefited from time spent immersing myself in the rhythms of the land, the conversations with the people who lived & work there, and the produce that emerged from it. For AiNIN Forest Secrets I returned in June 2026. Field Study; observation on repeat’ was a site-responsive, ephemeral installation. Articulated from attentive looking within the forest at Falls Farm over four days. Returning twice daily to the same forest location, to draw using the same materials, paper, and process, allowing only time, light, and weather to shift. A deconstructed drawing; noticing became durational and unstable: a raw exchange between body and place, where the work emerged from sustained attention within the more-than-human environment.

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Falls Farm Mapleton Qld Australia 26°38’01.96″S 152°50’39.85″E

Around 25% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions are attributed to conventional agricultural practices. As a key element of regenerative agriculture, agroforestry contributes to healthier soils, greater biodiversity, enhanced carbon sequestration, and more resilient and diversified production systems. The United Nations has declared 2026 the year of Women farmers, it is especially noteworthy that agroforestry is an area largely driven and shaped by the leadership, knowledge, and participation of women.