It seems to come from an attitude that landscape design is more than simply “making gardens,” and though the t-shirt’s messaging has a certain skewed perspective and an arrogant tone, I’m understanding it as an attempt to assert landscape design’s broader relevance in people’s lives and in daily culture.
It’s stories like these that move us and affirm the vitality of the profession–but hopefully not in yet another boring and insipid self-validating way.
Thanks for sharing. It makes me feel like landscape is the book of all our experiences, the story of which, of course, was and continues to be ours to write.
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