Eyearth is an independent creative project focused on human and non-human nature relations, delivering creative tools for awareness, dialogue and collective action through stationery, writing events, photography, articles, and more.

Postcard-Writing Events for Cafés, Libraries, and more.

Written Frames Events

Written Frames is a hosted postcard‑writing event designed to spark communication, connection, and a sense of community. Ideal for cafés, libraries, workplaces, and cultural spaces, the event gives people a simple, low‑pressure way to write to others. We provide our own postcard designs, all materials, and take care of mailing the cards afterwards, so hosts and participants can simply show up and take part.

“Most people think writing is for “writers,” but putting words on paper is one of the simplest, most powerful tools we have for communication and connection.”

- Sofia Guixà Bondarenko

Turning questions into reflection, and reflection into conversation.

What are Postcards for Revolution?

A series of beautiful nature-inspired postcards exploring themes from philosophy, culture, and contemporary social and political questions. Each collection belongs to one of these themes through photography and questions.

The questions are not homework, and there are no right answers.

Think about them, write about them, share them with someone, or simply pass the postcard along.

The goal is to promote critical thinking, to communicate with intention, and to make space for our own thoughts outside the digital world.

Behind Eyearthproject

I'm Sofia Guixà, the photographer and founder behind Eyearthproject. I'm a Politics, Philosophy, Economics and History graduate with a passion for photography, writing, and paper.

Eyearthproject is where these interests meet. It gives me a way to bring the social, cultural, and political questions I care about into something more tangible and community-based.

I believe meaningful change start in small spaces: through learning, questioning, creating, and talking to one another. A photograph, a question, or a postcard might seem small — but ideas move when we share them.


Eyearthproject is my way of making space for those ideas to move.