A Jar Of Tears Were Collected All Items New Observations on the History

New Observations on the History of Bees investigates the impact of neonicotinoid pesticides on wild pollinator cognition and memory processes

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almost imperceptible presence of such moments and I try to hold them in space as a way of inviting reflection

the work positions the analogue not as outdated technology

A Jar Of Tears Were Collected All Items New Observations on the HistoryThis work is part of an ongoing series shaped by my engagement with the desert as both physical site and poetic, existential space. Through painting, I explore the relationship between the human body and landscape, using the canvas as a site of material and emotional inquiry. Built through layers of oil paint and partially veiled with pigments and sand, the surface echoes erosion and sedimentation. Here, memory settles like dust, and silence becomes a