Future Ecologies [HYPHAEDELITY] Sarah Jim x Lucas Glenn: Ecologically-engaged art
May 29, 2025
Sarah Jim, a visual artist from the Hussanich Nation, and Lucas Glenn, known for his innovative ecological art in Okanagan, dive deep into the synergy between art and environmental stewardship. They discuss how repurposing materials can foster a greater connection with nature. The duo explores childhood influences on their art, the balance of gender in creative expression, and the power of sound to engage with ecological themes. Their collaborative projects emphasize community involvement and the transformative potential of art as a tool for ecological advocacy.
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Friendship Fuels Art Collaboration
- Lucas Glenn and Sarah Jim collaborated on a project mixing architectural design with native plant art.
- Their friendship provided a strong foundation, making the collaboration enjoyable and productive.
Make Art Interactive and Educational
- Engage audiences interactively by creating art installations that invite public participation.
- Incorporate educational elements like seed libraries to foster ecological awareness.
Art as Boundary Object
- Art can straddle roles between ecological restoration and aesthetic expression without fully belonging to either.
- Embracing failure in ecological art opens possibilities and reflects human imperfection.