Agatha’s daily rituals stand in stark contrast with modern life. Surrounded by lots of green she speaks about her daily life in a down-to-earth manner, but also about more sensitive topics, like the death of her sister or admirers she wanted nothing to do with. She sees life as a privilege, although that isn’t always easy. Her day-to-day life consists of creating, like many generations before her did; from the quilts she makes to the plants she cultivates. Some seeds still come from her ancestors' stock. Multidisciplinary artist Amalie Atkins, Agatha’s niece, spent six years documenting the artisanal world and unique lifestyle of her aunt who lives according to Mother Nature's calendar.