The formal training underneath the art — certified, not self-declared.

BPRO — Biomimicry Professional — The certification the rest of this page is built on: the Life’s Principles, formally trained, not borrowed as metaphor.

Biomimicry Global Ecosystem — The professional network itself, mapped as a living structure rather than a directory.

Ecotone Show — An ecotone is the transition zone between two ecosystems — where edges meet is where this conversation happens.

for the Soul (bSoul) — Started as “Biomimicry from the South,” renamed once its own participants said what they actually wanted: not conversations about the South, value built with it. Its first stencil, a turtle cut on the same dune where the group had just found one nesting.

Art Perspective — The visual practice that runs inside the biomimicry work, not alongside it.

Recorded evidence, not just a claim: the EEB109 (UCLA) and Tec de Monterrey classes, taught across years and archived in full on video.

Published evidence, too. The essay “Human Wandering,” written after a two-year field study across seven ecosystems on several continents, appears in the Biomimicry Budapest Perspective (ISBN 978-615-00-5320-2) — the same publication where the words “Biomimicry Artist” were used, in print, years before this site existed.