Art & Place

Documentation of a series of art pieces inspired by local ecosystems, environments, and species of Bellingham. This project explored the process of working with natural materials to make mineral and plant-based pigment, encompassing different mediums such as cyanotype, watercolor and ink drawings, and photography. The purpose of this project was to consider how a greater connection to nature is accessible through art and the value of this connection across disciplines. This PDF includes spreads from a booklet presenting the art pieces that resulted from this project.

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Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Published
2025-04-01
Primary Topic
Landscape and Cultural Studies
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Art & Place

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Landscape and Cultural Studies
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Art & Place

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Abstract

Documentation of a series of art pieces inspired by local ecosystems, environments, and species of Bellingham. This project explored the process of working with natural materials to make mineral and plant-based pigment, encompassing different mediums such as cyanotype, watercolor and ink drawings, and photography. The purpose of this project was to consider how a greater connection to nature is accessible through art and the value of this connection across disciplines. This PDF includes spreads from a booklet presenting the art pieces that resulted from this project.

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 28%
Landscape and Cultural Studies
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