Do we need a new “back to nature” moment?
In this #UndressedThread, we’re exploring what naturism looks like in an always-online world
Naturism has always been a kind of reset. It emerged as a response to industrialization and urban life, a way to slow down and reconnect with something more grounded as the world sped up. Now we’re living through a different kind of acceleration. Screens, social feeds, AI, and more time spent online, often at the expense of real social interaction. Meanwhile, real-life naturist spaces are increasingly threatened or disappearing. There is a loneliness epidemic. We’re more linked than ever, but not always more rooted.
It raises a simple question: does naturism still have something to offer in a moment like this? Or maybe, what does this moment demand of naturism?
So, in this week’s #UndressedThread, we are asking:
What would a modern “back to nature” movement look like?
What helps you step out of the scroll and into real-world naturism?
What’s one way we could create more of that in everyday life?
Share your thoughts in the comments. 🪐
