WE
THE
LAKE
We the Lake is a collective grief text.
Initiated in 2023, with an assemblage of writing and other forms associated with grief and the relationship between loss and survival, the project was completed in 2025 with an in-person group grief release.
The digital portioin of this exploration is offered in three parts:
The Lake is a series of records gathered from an open call for grief. Individual contributions are formed together to create a collage of endurance through time.
Meet Me at the Center of the Bridge carries a series of collaborations and conversations that originate in spaces of loss, but find their work in what comes after, in what evolution can be undergone through deep & attentive engagement with grieving.
The squares below the bridge comprise a series of experimental conversations on grief, loss, healing, and death that occurred between 2020 and 2025 as part of Sema.
We the Lake is offered with the hope of nurturing openness, connection, and relief inside these considerations. Please take care when engaging with these texts, keeping in mind the themes they explore.
Initiated in 2023, with an assemblage of writing and other forms associated with grief and the relationship between loss and survival, the project was completed in 2025 with an in-person group grief release.
The digital portioin of this exploration is offered in three parts:
The Lake is a series of records gathered from an open call for grief. Individual contributions are formed together to create a collage of endurance through time.
Meet Me at the Center of the Bridge carries a series of collaborations and conversations that originate in spaces of loss, but find their work in what comes after, in what evolution can be undergone through deep & attentive engagement with grieving.
The squares below the bridge comprise a series of experimental conversations on grief, loss, healing, and death that occurred between 2020 and 2025 as part of Sema.
We the Lake is offered with the hope of nurturing openness, connection, and relief inside these considerations. Please take care when engaging with these texts, keeping in mind the themes they explore.
—CL
