These block prints are a cathartic reaction to Kathryn Mockler's #thisisntaconversation poems: searing, pithy, moving and funny snippets of writing that put a finger on our collective nerve around climate crisis.

does hopelessness have a bottom_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

I guess we just go down with the ship_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

I like being here_cow_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

I never thought Id be standing at the end of the world_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

I think my rage is coming across as rage 2_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

I think my rage is coming across as rage_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

Lets play oil slick Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation.jpg

ignorance is bliss_Mockler_Hiemstra_thisisntaconversation copy.jpg

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All The Sky is Falling Water and Thread for the Albatross Improvisations Balance Red Drawings #Thisisntaconversation

The Sky is Falling Water and Thread for the Albatross Improvisations Balance Red Drawings #Thisisntaconversation

Jessica Joy Hiemstra lives in Gunning Cove Nova Scotia/Mi’kma’ki, where she makes art, animates, writes poems, and designs (she’s the artist behind the world of Eric and Eloise). Follow her online: