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Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts

Monday, 8 October 2012

What's the Buzz - Latest Update on Green Patch Projects


We've been busy finishing the Weather Installation and creating our sculptures for the Green Patch, we're buzzing with excitement as more things are almost ready for our celebratory event. We can't show you everything as we want it to be a surprise but here are a few images of work in progress!







Time for tea!


Sunday, 23 September 2012

Back at the Green Patch

After a short break from our Green Patch project 
we were glad to be back during the past week.


We were happy to find the sunflowers


 ice plant


peonies, evening primrose, wild strawberries


 verbascum and begonias are all doing well in their up-cycled planters.


The signs got their first coat of varnish




We spent time making a bird mobile


to install in one of the trees.


We also had time to work on our Weather Installation


Our second day was rainy but we couldn't stop smiling as we find the Green Patch, working in the fresh air , watching the seasons change, totally inspiring.

Friday, 17 August 2012

Day Four - a weather installation

Today we started making parts for our weather installation for the summer house at the Green Patch allotments.


Weather has been a big feature in our residency so far, it's a physical struggle at times to create work in gusty wind, sudden heavy rain and hot sunshine, all of which we have experienced in one week! Of course weather is important for growing and the allotment too, and every day we are all hoping for enough rain to refill the depleted water butts, followed by hopes for enough sunshine to ripen everything, wishing for that perfect balance and making constant adaptations here and there to protect plants from drying out or from becoming waterlogged.

Therefore we felt that we should create an installation in the summer house to reflect aspects of weather. We spent the day cutting, heat bending and machining pieces of acrylic sheet. We'll start installing the pieces tomorrow.