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Cameron Krow is some amalgamation of artist, activist, builder, farmer, naturalist, and wanderer. He was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico; his upbringing in the high desert, and the relationship which he developed with the land there as a consequence, has significantly forged his spirit and identity. While his youth was spent studying philosophy at the university and traveling the continent on foot, his adulthood has been largely informed by passions for small scale agriculture, folk herbalism, natural building, land art, and photography

Though his work is focused more on personal ritual in nature, his craft has been featured in contributions and collaborations, as well as solo works, in such locations as Los Poblanos Organic Farm, ABQ Railyards, 516 Arts, Sister Bar, Lightning in a Bottle, and Harwood Art Center

 

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Blessed Beltane to you, my creatures 🌿✨ This is the work that I am most proud of bringing into this world. I spent an entire summer creating it in the river woodlands of Austin, Texas, more than seven years ago now I was mostly miserable living in
They do not know you anymore 🖤 Oso caught this Arizona Gray Squirrel on the mountain earlier this week. I don't know if he fatally injured it or if it was already hurt or sick. It had no flesh wounds and though I hoped it was only in shock, my intu
Blessed Ostara to you, my creatures
Blessed Imbolc, creatures ✨ Feels weird to be in Florida experiencing weather I associate with early summer at the beginning of February, but it's also the nicest time of the year to be in a climate like this and I do really appreciate the incredibl
I'm going on a few more work trips starting tomorrow, first to Florida and then Texas. It's nice to travel around, especially to warmer climes in the middle of winter, but I also have a fondness for the cold and tend to miss home while I'm away. So n
Today is Tigre's birthday. They would have been 38 years old. They chose to leave this realm a little over three months ago now, the reality of which still feels difficult to grasp. I was hoping to nurture a lifelong creative partnership with Tigre t
"I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way." These days are strange, fuzzy, fleeting. The world seems lost and I with it. I've been experiencing a lack of clarity around why I'm alive. I do not feel like my work here is done, but I a
Blessed solstice to you, my creatures
Day of the dead On Tuesday @corinneloperfido and I wandered around city park collecting branches, leaves, moss, and flowers, and on Wednesday I spent the day constructing this nest vessel in devotion to the memory of Tigre Later that night, we atte