Nature has a way of littering her surfaces with remnants of her past lives. Whether sea shells scattered on a beach or leaves dispersed across the forest floor, she leaves us with reminders of what was. UK installation artist Tim Pugh arranges nature’s discarded offerings like precious memories in a shadowbox.
Woodland Floor Rearrangement, leaves, sticks, woodland debris, Biltberry Woods, Flintshire, UK
Using what is found the enviroment around him, Pugh draws inspiration from natural patterns and textures as well as archaeology and geography.
Winter Clusters, Hawarden Woods Deeside, Flintshire, UK
Snowball Composition, snow, Hawarden Woods, Flintshire, UK
Beech Burst, beech nuts and snow, Hawarden Woods, Flintshire, UK
His installations blend so seemlessly into their environment that it would seem as if they were arranged by mother nature’s own hand.
Beech Weave, beech leaves, Bilberry Woods, Flintshire, UK
To see more of Tim Pugh’s work, please visit his website. Have you ever happened upon an artistic installation in the woods?
All images are via the artist’s website.
