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The World Upside Down: Contemporary Regenerative Practices in a 130-year-old New Zealand Cabernet Vineyard
The World Upside Down: Contemporary Regenerative Practices in a 130-year-old New Zealand Cabernet Vineyard
This submission to the 2022 Jancis Robinson wine writing competition discusses regeneration at a vineyard in New Zealand. There’s a series of tree photographs by Canadian artist Rodney Graham taken with the camera upside down. The branches and leaves of the tree in the inverted image reach downwards, like an entire root system made visible. A system for sequestration holding on to the edge of the planet. Every spore, nodule, and tendril is exposed. A usually-hidden, interconnected, underground kingdom captured in high definition. There’s a print of this image in a cottage that sits low among Cabernet vines, at the foothills...
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