Dendro : Beech wood carving and plaster

Carly Adam

e-mail: carly.adam.86@hotmail.com

Phone: 07792832241

 

Having just graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design with a BA(hons) in Fine Art. I am now keen to continue my exploration into environmental art and to work with other artists with similar interests.

My main practices are printmaking and sculpture and combining the both together. I predominantly work with wood and will add other elements like plaster or painting.

Ecology and the relationship between humans and nature are the pivotal focuses of my work.

Having grown up with a mixed background of Scottish and Swedish I grew up with a love and strong interest in forests and the power they have to change the way you feel.

These places ground me, any anxieties with the modern world seem to disappear.

The history behind these places are also important to me and what the trees and geology of the place can tell us and the relationship we as humans used to have in that area.

I like to highlight all the small things that play a part in nature, that we may not take notice of or  have forgotten about in the modern world.
 

Concave, screen print and acrylic onto birch ply

Wood cut of a dendrochronological image

Convex: Screen print onto birch ply
wrapped round birch ply structure

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