The present research connects a set of contemporary creations driven by the life of the landscape. More specifically, it proposes a reflective path that emphasizes three elements – plants, clouds and stones. In doing so, it aims to bring intellectual and sensitive subsidies to think about consciousness as an experience through a phenomenological approach, in critical dialogue with contemporary theories that take it as a product of the brain. Assuming that science, philosophy and art are non-hierarchical forms of thought that mobilize different ways of creating, the path constructed here uses scientific creations (Charles Darwin, Benoît Mandelbrot, Stefano Mancuso), philosophical creations (Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Emanuele Coccia, Michel Collot) and artistic ones (Ana Martins Marques, Wislawa Szymborska, John Constable): intertwining them, it proposes the exercise of the thought of a radical alterity.