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Urban Honey Installation
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Contact Gareth
Location: Sharp Centre for Design,
Ontario College of Art & Design, Toronto.
Date: May 2007
Video & Photography: Gareth Bate
Status: Prints Available
Artist Statement
In perilous times, this installation represents a sense of fragility and interconnectedness. We seem to operate under the strange idea that culture is separate from nature, as opposed to being a manifestation.
The Western honey bee is increasingly under threat from Colony Collapse Disorder where entire bee colonies vanish. When honey drips it naturally forms arches that resemble those of roman architecture.