Frederic Edwin Church the gaze that preceded the market
Between 1853 and 1862, a Hudson River School painter made the Ecuadorian Andes the subject of American art. The instruments to value that landscape would take one hundred and fifty years to arrive.
Read more
The climate that lost its calm
How the destruction of nature amplifies the disorder already here
Read more
The water bankruptcy the planet's oldest asset slips into the red
The United Nations has declared a planetary "water bankruptcy." Why fresh water is ceasing to be an abundant resource and becoming a strategic asset.
Read more
The Embodied Stewardship: Those Who Hold the Forest with Their Hands
The Amazon's most effective guardians wear no suit and sign no decree. How Indigenous communities outprotect every law — and why their wisdom may outlast them all.
Read more
The Snake Eating Its Own Tail
A 2026 study quantified a counterintuitive truth: the deforestation that finances Amazonian agriculture is the same activity that destroys it. The snake eats its own tail.
Read more
The Economy of the Intact: The Hortus Deliciarum Manifesto
Marcelo Fernández grew up inside the forest. He did not discover the Amazon he emerged from it. This is what it means to build a company from that origin.
Read more
Properties by Hortus Deliciarum
View all
