
Fiddleheads
Serpsâtes is a series of pendant mobiles that when hung together create a suspended garden of fallen, dried seed pods from their native areas. Stainless steel rods joined with bonding components build kinetic pendants, transforming what is essentially nature’s trash into a piece of meditative contemplation. The viewer is encouraged to take a step towards understanding that living in harmony with the natural world is the only way forward. Humans rely on nature’s “services” — clean air and water - far more than we rely on profit and technology. With biodiversity on the knife’s edge, there is no more pressing issue than reshaping our relationship with the natural world.
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Fiddleheads
Serpsâtes is a series of pendant mobiles that when hung together create a suspended garden of fallen, dried seed pods from their native areas. Stainless steel rods joined with bonding components build kinetic pendants, transforming what is essentially nature’s trash into a piece of meditative contemplation. The viewer is encouraged to take a step towards understanding that living in harmony with the natural world is the only way forward. Humans rely on nature’s “services” — clean air and water - far more than we rely on profit and technology. With biodiversity on the knife’s edge, there is no more pressing issue than reshaping our relationship with the natural world.
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Serpsâtes is a series of pendant mobiles that when hung together create a suspended garden of fallen, dried seed pods from their native areas. Stainless steel rods joined with bonding components build kinetic pendants, transforming what is essentially nature’s trash into a piece of meditative contemplation. The viewer is encouraged to take a step towards understanding that living in harmony with the natural world is the only way forward. Humans rely on nature’s “services” — clean air and water - far more than we rely on profit and technology. With biodiversity on the knife’s edge, there is no more pressing issue than reshaping our relationship with the natural world.























