Art in Nature blog
Juliet BattenMy Art in Nature blog, documenting installations in nature from the 1970s to the present day.
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Art in Nature: Beltane magic
Metaphors began to form in my imagination for the regenerative energies of high spring at Beltane.
In Aotearoa New Zealand this Celtic festival falls at the end of October .
Beltane fire circle on leaves
In my journal I wrote:
I need...
Art in Nature: Well of renewal
A weekend of solitude at Te Henga was just what I needed to return to sand work on the beach. The metaphor of the well was still on my mind.
Here I could dig into the ironsand once more, and create a chunky-sided well on the incoming tide....
Art in Nature: Brigid's well
Winter was shifting into a gentler phase. I was thinking about the Celtic goddess Brigid, whose festival marks the threshold between winter and early spring.
Well with shells and koromiko flowers July 3, 2006
I remembered the traditional...
Art in nature: winter suns
PART TWO
Ten years had passed since I was making art on the beach, mainly at Te Henga on Auckland’s west coast.
Te Henga, winter 2006
That phase of exploring processes with sand, sea, tides, and wind felt complete. (In this archive...
Art in Nature: full tide release
Why would I want to make a second sarcophagus on another beach?
The work created at Pakiri for the photographer felt complete.
Yet three months after releasing the sarcophagus to the sea while Jocelyn Carlin took photos, I was drawn back...
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Artist, teacher, and writer of thirteen books on the seasons, midlife, ageing, creativity, and the sacred dimension of life. PhD in English.
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