Well-known for her "living sculptures" which she calls "biosculptures," the work of ecological artist Jackie Brookner is a collaborative and cross-disciplinary effort to create water remediation art projects that are public in nature - reclaiming wetlands, rivers, streams and stormwater runoff into revitalized environments - and bringing to awareness the gift of life that water brings.
Photo: "The Gift of Water" (2001) via Jackie Brookner
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