In her project The Art of Sedatives in Invasive Species, fine art photographer Alexandra Sarah delves into the faces of humanity, exploring our subtle entanglements with nature's web. Beneath the familiar label - "invasive" - lies a story untold, where humans are neither foreign nor uninvited, but woven into the living tapestry of earth and time. These portraits reflect an intimacy, a belonging, a rhythm. What if, instead of invaders, we saw ourselves as kin? What if we reclaimed the grace of being, not perfect or detached, but a part of the whole?