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Crinoid 425 million years old Print

Mary Waltham

United States

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One of a series of works entitled 'Collateral Damage' based on the geology of Marcellus shale of the North Eastern US, and the fossil record embedded in it. Marcellus shale dates from 400 million years ago (mya) and is deep below the ground we walk on. Fracking (hydraulic fracturing) of this dark fragile sediment yields commercial quantities of gas that is mined extensively across New York State, Pennsylvania and beyond. Shale was formed from deposits of organic matter in the deep seas that covered the Earth. It is rich in fossils. When fracking occurs the fossils are destroyed. Related to starfish, crinoids date from 425 myahad ‘stems’ of 40m (130ft). Photograph on canvas of drawing in chalk and graphite on recycled slate roof tile 12” x 18” (30cm x 46cm)

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Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:12 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:13.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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The Question What have you done with what was given you, what have you done with the blue, beautiful world? Theo Dorgan (2015) - excerpt Artistic expression about nature can be far more than an escape from human-centred reality. It can make a pressing commentary on the state of our planet, the politics and policies that shape public debate about our environment, and the questions we need to confront. My intention is to contribute to this rise in interest and to spark new conversations, by bringing the landscape to life through my work. After a career in science and science publishing, and as a biologist I bring a distinctly different perspective to ‘nature’ for inspiration. I work in a broad variety of 2D and 3D media chosen to express the particular character of the environments I choose. I often incorporate materials from the landscape in pursuing my intention to integrate ‘landscape’ with ‘environment’. Blog: https://marywalthamdotcom.wordpress.com/

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