October 20, 2015
Photo:© Kool Cats Photography, via Flickr.
Some say that there are two types of gardener: the true gardener and the tidy gardener. The true gardener has the time, patience and knowledge to care for a garden on a long-term … Read More...
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September 4, 2015
Hacked space by Santiago Cirugeda. Via Al Jazeera.
Guerrilla architecture is a social movement aimed at bringing awareness and responsibility to urban housing design. It’s focused on reclaiming and utilizing underused space that is available to everyone. Like their guerrilla … Read More...
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August 15, 2015
Vanessa Harden channels her inner James Bond for the collection of covert gardening devices she’s designed for her subversive guerrilla gardening exploits. Together with like-minded cohorts, she secretly plants flowers, shrubs, and vegetables in her neighborhood’s neglected spaces.
For her … Read More...
Category: Creating, Green & Sustainable, Green Gadgets, Guerilla Gardening!
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July 14, 2015
You might say that French sculptor Francis Benincà was ahead of the curve. As a teenager Benincà worked alongside his father building sculptural “bubble houses” which strongly influenced the designs of the environmental sculptures Benincà creates today.
His father, Antonio … Read More...
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June 26, 2015
For his installation, Iced Flowers, botanical artist Makota Azuma encapsulated flowers within large blocks of ice, as if they were frozen in time. When the ice melted, the preserved flowers in a way bloomed again, a nod to nature’s life … Read More...
Category: Creating, Garden Art
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