One of our most recent residents, Portrait photographer Ana Hop, traveled to Costa Rica to immerse herself in nature and learn about different ways of life. Inspired by her subjects and the parts of themselves they hide from the world, Ana’s work is centered around dark and moody lighting that tells a new story.
On August 31st an Ecological disaster took place in the Absolute protected reserve of Cabo Blanco. According to the official version, a private boat navigating within the protected marine timezone of Cabo Blanco, was stranded against the rocks and sank during the early night of the 31st. Here is an outline on how we can help.
In this stimulating Q & A, Felipe Ginebra gives us a glimpse into his personal journey, including insights from his creative process, and an understanding of how his life’s mission as an artist fruitioned on the sacred lands of Costa Rica.
To truly understand beauty and Art, we must first be willing to accept that it will someday disappear. Join us for a conversation with Nassif G.R, our previous resident, about Film, finding inspiration, and the ephemeral.
In this article we journey through an understanding of what it means to be regenerative and why it is so imperative that we embody more of these traits. We take a look at Humanity and its relation to the web of life as well as Zūnya and its approach to this new way of being and relating to Earth.
When we find thankful light within the depthful darkness, and remember the “obstacle” is merely a stepping stone, we are practicing the meditation of life.
In this article we explore the who, what, when, where, and why of the Nicoya blue zone. We touch on the history of the Nicoya peninsula and discover what makes this place one of the happiest and healthiest communities on Earth.
We previously welcomed Diego Ortiz as a photographer resident. As a summary of this collaboration, Diego talks about passion, inspirations, and the evolutions of his work and practice.
Wellness resident and yoga-teachers Karen shares her thoughts around her life and spiritual journey.
Zunya is located in Malpais, on the southernmost tip of the Nicoya Peninsula. To come to Malpais is to come to the end of the road – a very long, very dusty road, which winds its way like a meandering river along the southern coast of the peninsula. Malpais sort of feels like you’ve reached the ends of the Earth.