
The ocean has countless biodiverse ecosystems: coral reefs, seagrass, deep-sea habitat. But actually, we know more about the moon than about the oceans. Text © Sander Funneman, Illustrations © Peter […]

In 2014 a research was done in a car park. It revealed a fascinating phenomenon: the significant extension of the range of a car key’s remote control by simply holding […]

Background article, graphic novel: Electric Life. Text Sander Funneman, illustrations Peter Brouwers Text © Sander Funneman, Illustrations © Peter Brouwers The electric dance between flora and fauna is a tale […]

This article is continuing with the amazing way in which coral reefs seem to behave as electric ecosystems, and provides ideas about how this electric side might provide keys as […]

This article is about the amazing way coral reefs seem to behave as electric ecosystems, and provides ideas how this electric side might provide keys as to how to help […]

Some plasma physicists describe a historic world with a much more powerfulelectro climate. How did that affect the people at that time? What if thoseconditions return? Text © Sander Funneman, […]

This story, which eventually led to writing the graphic novel Electric Life, started some forty years ago, when formal education had convinced me that everything in life works by chemical […]

Everything in nature has a rhythm. In the body this rhythm has a clock. Surprisingly, in the human this clock connects our body to the bigger context of the Earth’s […]

Light and color do something to us, and to everything that lives. Humans, plants and animals respond to the subtle instructions of light and color. Text © Sander Funneman, Illustrations […]

Natural electrical currents run throughout the ecosystem. This is about howeverything in nature practices multiple ways of grounding to receive thenurturing electric influence of the planet. Text © Sander Funneman, […]