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A pau hana hosted by the Elemental Excelerator. For the first time in over two years, the entire EEx team is in Hawaii, providing an opportunity to gather the wider climate ecosystem. Cafe Julia at YWCA of Hawaii, August 4, 2022.
A pau hana hosted by the Elemental Excelerator. For the first time in over two years, the entire EEx team is in Hawaii, providing an opportunity to gather the wider climate ecosystem. Cafe Julia at YWCA of Hawaii, August 4, 2022.
Left to right:
1. Frost Elemental
2. Venom Elemental
3. Shock Elemental
4. Shadow Elemental
5. Death Elemental
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This individual fold forms an interesting result from working with hand folding.
The form itself becomes an object in itself, part of a whole but being complete also. It then contains further folds within itself.
Laser cut plexiglass
A pau hana hosted by the Elemental Excelerator. For the first time in over two years, the entire EEx team is in Hawaii, providing an opportunity to gather the wider climate ecosystem. Cafe Julia at YWCA of Hawaii, August 4, 2022.
AOW campaign. We need to find some stuff in the maze, it turns out. Said stuff is guarded by more elementals. This picture taken mere moments after Gottlieb dished out 66 damage to one of them with a critical hit.
A pau hana hosted by the Elemental Excelerator. For the first time in over two years, the entire EEx team is in Hawaii, providing an opportunity to gather the wider climate ecosystem. Cafe Julia at YWCA of Hawaii, August 4, 2022.
This happens to be my most favourite piece for a very long time, I love it.
I kind of suppose the simplicity of it but also the lettering is bloody brilliant.
After taking these shots, I spoke to two Mums who's kids were playing on the swings if they liked it. They loved it, they told me.
Cruel vapours (for the record) are the best graffiti crew in Cardiff and they all seem about my age.......
‘Elemental Sculpture Park’ sits on a 10 acre site very affectionately known by the Hartlands as simply the 'Land' and was bought 21 years ago as a wild thistle field. Though the thistle field had its own beauty the Land has now been transformed into a mixed deciduous and conifer woodland with ponds, gardens and glades. Joining these diverse spaces are meandering paths that take you on a journey around the park providing an international centre for contemporary Art.
The Land itself is an ongoing project which will continue changing, producing a biodiversity of natural ecosystems, providing Artists both established and emerging, with a wonderful and diverse enviroment to exhibit their work. In 2016 we created a wildflower garden to embrace the area around the glade providing a pallete of colour and flowing texture.