We are living through a moment of profound fragmentation — ecological, political, and psychological. The stories that have structured Western consciousness are no longer sustaining life.

The Nest is a response to that fracture.

In partnership with the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute and its founder Benki Piyãko — leader and guardian of Asháninka territory in the Brazilian Amazon — The Nest is a landscape of restoration. From the inner psyche to the soil beneath our feet, we work across three relational pillars: Self, Community, and Land.

From Ego to Eco: The work moves from restoring ourselves to restoring our planet — and its impacts are ecological, social, economic, and spiritual. Nature does not heal in isolation. Neither do we.

Stylized logo of the word 'THE NEST' in large, modern font.
Three people standing on a sandy beach facing the ocean sunset, with one person wearing a colorful traditional garment and headdress with feathers, and the other two in casual modern clothing.
A small sailboat is anchored near the sandy shoreline with a windsurfing sail and wetsuits hanging off its side. In the background, there are waves and a clear blue sky.
Close-up of a person's shoulder with geometric tattoo lines, hand resting on the shoulder, person wearing a sleeveless top.
A group of people gathered around a picnic table on a beachside patio, with a view of the ocean in the background. The setting appears to be sunny and relaxed, with decorations and food on the table.

THERE’S A RHYTHM
WAITING BENEATH
THE NOISE.

COME FIND IT
AT THE NEST.

B E G I N