We took financial responsibility for the project, employing sub contractors and sourcing all materials. We worked with the Park staff to provide two differing, but linked, engagement sessions for over 100 members of the community and local schools. We led a guided walk around the Country Park during which participants collected various found natural item from the park to inspire and use in the second session. We explored the wildlife of the park on our way and the answered any questions spurred by the hands on interactions with the found items.
The second session was designed to elicit a creative response and allow the creation of 3D sculpture using the found items. The items were used with clay to produce site specific sculptures. Prints, onto fabric, were also made using a Japanese technique with fresh fauna.