She lives in a falling-apart castle in Amsterdam. She made a VR film about Gestalt therapy, she's writing a solo piece about Leonora Carrington, and she has a list of 40 things that make her feel well. Eva Bartels is multiple people in one body — maybe even some animals too.

She buried a bed sheet in Los Angeles soil for eight months. She bleaches fabric until it finds its own pattern. She works in a former clothing factory in small-town Germany — and makes work about decay, the universe, and everything in between. Meike Legler in conversation

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She arrived burnt out, skeptical, and carrying back pain she hadn't been able to shake. Eight days later, deep in the Amazon with the Shipibo healers of Ani Nii Shobo, she left feeling the strongest she had in years. Leila Antakly on ayahuasca, Mama Ida, and why the plant always knows.

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