Let’s travel to a time where majesties of nature roam free. Where the pride of the Asiatic Lion rests high. His roar resounding through the forests to oceans where the mighty Gray Whale weaves towards cooler waters to feed.

The grasslands looming with countless creatures coexisting in cyclic harmony. Where flocks of Gazelles feed with Cheetah cubs playing in the same fields. The prey at ease with predators. Because such is the way of nature – a survival devoid of greed.

Let’s go back to canopies abundant with unending hues, flowers blooming towards the sun, creepers with an evolution of leaves climbing onto thickset branches. Enough life in their roots for green moss and multitudes of mushrooming fungi, with a beauty our civilized senses do not make sense of.

Let’s not go hunting for criminal humanity, but demand for gifts of the Earth. Preserve their memory and carry on their legacy, and strive to keep it Alive.

"All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

These freeform ink annotations lead us from one captivating visual depiction to the other, we like to call them expressions in ink more than experiments.

In March 2020, educators collectively experienced the challenges of a rapid shift to distance learning (DL) at an unprecedented and global scale. The story thus considers the varied modes of distance and online learning.

It talks about Teachers and students having different levels of access to tools and technology and knowing how to use these tools purposefully to create meaningful learning experiences.