
Considering Art Podcast
Considering Art Podcast – Genevieve Robertson, art meets environmental science
April 27, 202631 min · 4,582 words
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I wanted to kind of try to bring a material weight and substance to some of those kind of abstracted charged words that come up.
“I found it from kind of going down into the Athabasca river bed into the Delta. And there it's just, you can find it. It's like part of the sand along the shoreline of the river.”
“what I do when I work with materials is I don't just work with them raw. I often kind of have to grind them up and process them and add binders.”
“they'd logged a forest that was primarily kind of a wet climate or microclimate, and they'd logged cedar and spruce, they'd still replant it with pine because pine grows the fastest”
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