the sea x love

  • hi and thanks for visiting the see by love. I’ll be taking a brief hiatus while I deal with a family emergency. I’ll be back in about two weeks and until then there will be no posts. keep reading 🙂

  • God made dirt and dirt don’t hurt, but humans definitely messed it up

    I’m unsure where to begin with the updates/recaps, because all of the projects are really quite different and unique. However, I’d decided to start with the earliest project and that really lead to the birth of another. With many thanks (and a ton of guidance from) to an older and wiser student, I was applied for a SERP position at Wellesley towards the end of first year. SERP, early sophomore research program, is designed to get sophomores involved with research during the academic year. I highly recommend getting involved in research if you are interested (feel free to email me… keep reading 🙂

  • Oliver Lee Jackson Recent Works (National Gallery of Art//DC)

    I stumbled upon this exhibition. If you follow me on Instagram, you would think I’m this super artsy person and while I have developed an appreciation for art and what it reveals. I wasn’t always into art. I just didn’t think about it much growing up because I was more focused on science and literature but then I noticed the beauty and history in art and design. I also think my love of fashion and food helped further develop my interests in other arts. When I first visited DC in 8th grade I immediately fell in love. DC will always… keep reading 🙂

  • buying preloved clothes

    Sorry for the hiatus, I had to speak at a conference and travel for some interviews. In a previous post, I started talking about sustainability in fashion and mentioned some ways you can create a more sustainable wardrobe. In all honesty, this is a process I am currently in for a number of reasons. Instead of detailing those various reasons, I want to focus today on some of my favorite resell sites/places and why buying second is a more sustainable option but also some of the downsides. Just as a reminder there are many systematic issues within the current structuring… keep reading 🙂

  • Roberto Burle Max @ NYBG

    I grew up in and around gardens. My grandmother’s entire backyard seemed like the Garden of Eden to me. There was an endless supply of fruit (various types of citrus fruits and grapes) and a myriad of flowers that overwhelmed the air and my nose with the loveliest of smells. I had my own small garden at my home and gardened at the botanical garden in my town. After spending the past year researching gardens and seed banks (working from a more scientific perspective of urban agriculture) my love and appreciation of roaming landscaped environments was need of some renewal.… keep reading 🙂