Started in 2012 by multi-media artist Miranda Loud as a project of the non-profit Naturestage, the One Language Project brings portrait photography, photoessays, and video and audio stories into public spaces, highlighting the "one language" of emotion that we share with our fellow species on this planet.
The project poses two questions:
““If we viewed individuals of other species as ‘someones’ instead of ‘somethings’, how would that impact our human culture?”
”Is healing our connection with other species part of healing our connection with our planet and one another?””