The ‘before’ shot – converting spruce monoculture into a real forest

Since not wanting to tempt fate (we have only recently only got felling licence after a lengthy delay), I've been holding off posting the 'before' shot of our site, before thinning, which is the next step in converting our spruce wood into a sustainable woodland. Here's the shot of our site from Google, we have…Read more The ‘before’ shot – converting spruce monoculture into a real forest

Happy Christmas

I've re-cycled my e-card from last year (how green is that šŸ˜‰ - hope you like it.Ā  I made it just before I started blogging last year, so now it has a home. Its the view from my studio office - no tree was harmed in the production of this card! I've just finished all…Read more Happy Christmas

The retrospective Radical Nature exhibition was supported by the RSA Art & Ecology programme and hosted Prof TJ Demos' first writings on the topic in 2009. I spent two days at the exhibition as it was so rare to see such work on display at the time.

Congratulations to RSA’s new art & ecology international site

  Update 2010: Unfortunately after the collapse of the 2009 UN Climate Change Summit and the cutbacks to the arts after the 2008 crash, the UK RSA Art & Ecology programme was discontinued. It wasa huge loss for those in Britain and Ireland just beginning to establish work in this area. The RSA ran the…Read more Congratulations to RSA’s new art & ecology international site