The Unspoken Passage of a Spruce Tree
The results of the Growth project, which saw discarded spruce trees collected from the streets of Edinburgh and catalogued.
The Unspoken Passage of a Spruce Tree
'The unspoken passage of a spruce tree' documents the remains of a broadly practised annual ritual. The Growth project collected discarded spruce trees from the streets of Edinburgh and created a typology of their specimens. This meaningless act of gathering is an analogy for the thoughtless felling of a tree.
The unspoken passage of a spruce tree is an outcome of Growth, a collaborative project working with cultivation as an art form. The new body of work has been produced on the occasion of exhibition in the Janet Henderson Gallery.
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