Predator Fence - by Rosalind Lowry (Britain)
Mixed media on wire rods, 120 cm x 120 cm (4 ft x 4 ft). 2019.
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
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Predator Fence - by Rosalind Lowry (Britain)
Mixed media on wire rods, 120 cm x 120 cm (4 ft x 4 ft). 2019.
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
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Predator Fence - by Rosalind Lowry (Britain)
Mixed media on wire rods, 120 cm x 120 cm (4 ft x 4 ft). 2019.
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
Rosalind : "This work was created while I was Artist in Residence in Alaska for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The work was part of a series of Land Art Installations I created around a forest trail in Alaska to highlight the environmental disaster that we have created and that governments are ignoring across the world.
The work was created around a small dead tree, to signify protecting the final remnants of nature, and the decaying of our natural world."
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