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Emma Herman-Smith
Spontaneous intervention on jetty posts in Albany, Western Australia
Plastic casts of toads found in Edinburgh's Holyrood Park during annual migration from Arthur's Seat to Dunsapie Loch
Relief carving cut from recycled roofing plastic for Garden Galleries
Bronze cast of modelled sycamore seed pods
Installation shot at Regent St., Portobello
10 panelled watermark drawing on handmade paper describing local landscape around Mino, central Japan.
Paper cut outs of pollinating insects and birds, part of installation at Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany, WA
100 wooden sailing boats floating down the Water of Leith, bearing names of ships connected with ports of Leith and Newhaven, carrying cargoes of Scottish wildflower seeds. Commissioned by Magazine, co-created with Andrea Geile.
Public intervention on London Road. Covert cameras recording, over 72 hours, passers-by 'picking' flowers.
Interiors of WBC hives cast in concrete to draw attention to the global demise in honeybee populations
Bronze cast of frog (in repeat) found in Edinburgh's Holyrood Park during annual migration from Arthur's Seat to Dunsapie Loch
Plaster casts of bees on flowers spelling the word HELP
Plaster casts of bees on flowers spelling out the word HELP
A swarm of queen bees stencilled through the goldfields of Western Australia, comparing relative values. This one on the 100 year old, 330 mile long water pipe leading to Perth
Peleton of little wooden bicycles mimicking the birds
Digital print, pylon.
Digital print, toads in formation
Digital print, tangled telegraph wires, Mino, Japan
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Biography
If we do not understand the workings of the natural world, and forget to take our place within it, how can it teach us to live well?
Let's walk with our eyes and ears and hearts open; seek out wild nature in the cities and the forests and the oceans.