Whittemore
Community, Culture & Conservation
Driven by a deep connection to nature, interest in ecology, the environment, and non-traditional and non-exclusionary ways to present and experience art, I started creating site specific work in public parks using materials found on site. This work is accessible to anyone who visits the park, is anonymous, cannot be commodified, and is not obviously “art.” Beginning in spring 2022 I will create four seasons of site specific environmental sculptures at the Whittemore Wildlife Sanctuary which will allow me to go much deeper into this type of work. I am grateful for the opportunity.
Each piece will be created on site in a different location over the course of one month and will remain on view until it breaks down naturally and returns to nature. Visitors are welcome to interact with and add to the work using materials found on site, as long as doing so does not disturb or negatively impact the environment.
Each piece will be created on site in a different location over the course of one month and will remain on view until it breaks down naturally and returns to nature. Visitors are welcome to interact with and add to the work using materials found on site, as long as doing so does not disturb or negatively impact the environment.
SPRING
