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Brandin Hurley Studio

Siberian Wallflower Reliquary - Sculptures

Price $1,000

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Shipping: 7-10 days
Estimated Arrival: December 5, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Reclaimed Materials

Recycled Materials

Upcycled Product

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
36H x 29W x 4D in
91.44H x 73.66W x 10.16D cm
0.91 kg
2 lb

The collection is called "Reliquaries", and is inspired by the reverential practice of creating elaborate shrines for holy relics. My reliquaries lovingly house pollinator seeds to showcase and preserve them. With the natural world in such obvious peril, I am feeling an overwhelming urgency to guard and treasure those things we stand to lose. Reliquaries are sometimes housed for centuries; showing those who view them throughout those years what is precious to us.

Seeing the delicacy and intricacy of these tiny seeds, I am struck by the massive weight of what they carry. Nearly every element of our ecosystems require bees and pollinator flowers to survive; which means humans do as well. These building blocks of our world need to be loved and protected so that they may continue building a vibrant and livable world for us.

Each piece is named for the seed that it houses, and will be sold with a vial of the seed for the purchaser to scatter.

This piece is made from fused plastic grocery bags encircling a hand blown glass bead containing Siberian Wallflower seeds.

Item Siberian Wallflower Reliquary
As seen in Creator's Studio, Chicago, IL
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Brandin Hurley Studio
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2019
Installations + Sculptures using clean contemporary lines to honor the beauty + diversity of the natural world

Brandin Hurley is a Chicago based installation artist with a background in scenic design. Her work, inspired by the seemingly eternal and awe-inspiring patterns found in nature, allows her to explore the beauty, fragility, and interconnectedness of the natural world and our responsibility towards it. She creates installations, sculptures, and fine art utilizing clean contemporary lines to honor the complexity and diversity of the natural world, with an emphasis on how we as individuals can help it thrive. You may view her recent work at www.brandinhurleystudio.com