Perrine is one of those all-too-rare pioneers capable of opening up gaps in our sclerotic imaginations, reconciling efficiency, meaning and poetry through a new relationship with the living. Perrine's passion, years after the creation of her concrete utopia at the Bech Hellouin farm, is intact and contagious. The energy she transmits every time she shares her experience and knowledge is as full of vitamins as her vegetables. Involving her at La Kambrousse has been a privilege, providing future market gardeners and local entrepreneurs alike with the philosophical and practical foundations of permaculture. Her added value lies in her ability to lend us her ecosystemic glasses so that we can better understand and care for Living Things. It's an enthusiastic way of tackling the challenges of building new models of abundance, both agricultural and economic. Perrine is an open book, and every question she asks is like a tree hiding a forest of lessons. Her vision has enabled us to rethink our place more efficiently and to allow ourselves to dream bigger and more interdependent.