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moss doesn't grow on rolling stones...
a vision of nature by Brian Burkhardt

Sept. 12 - Nov. 14, 2009

Trained as an artist and an organic farmer, Burkhardt bridges art and ecology through works that explore adaptation and mutation (postulating that plant and animal species adapt or mutate to the needs of human beings and are influenced by technology in our contemporary environment), mimicry (species that adapt traits that offer greater chances for survival), symbiosis (neutral or parasitic relationships between species), and even symbiogenesis (radical evolutionary changes that create new species)....

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Image: Brian Burkhardt, Installation view of moss doesn't grow on rolling stonesa vision of nature by Brian Burkhardt at the UW Art Museum

 

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