Ecoglyph

Ecoglyph Made with sustainable ideas, materials, + processes.

Ecoglyph: image of plant/fungi grown or foraged by artist Wendy Free: fifth-generation Florida gardener + lifelong art educator, discovering + sharing natural wonders.

10/25/2020

Mark your calendars for a special Halloween day event! Excitement is building for our first Art Market! We have a full roster of artists showing outside and our Gallery will be opened and filled to the brim with our Guild artist's creations!
Sweet Berries restaurant is coming with a booth to provide their special frozen custards and treats!

It can be hard to tell what to expect when you buy art online. Ecoglyphs come in your choice of sizes + presentations, ...
09/14/2020

It can be hard to tell what to expect when you buy art online. Ecoglyphs come in your choice of sizes + presentations, all made with sustainable materials + processes. Multi-use, ready to hang frames work with other ecoglyphs + any art that’s the same size. Everything is carefully packed for USPS Priority mail with tracking + your satisfaction is guaranteed! You can shop at ecoglyph.com; all work on Insta is available, + I LOVE commissions! Message me + I’ll quickly reply to questions + requests. Thank you for considering ecoglyphs to treat yourself + to share!

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Welcome to Ecoglyph!

Reading science fiction as a kid, I imagined exploring other planets and finding creatures no other human had seen.

Making art guided by a fascination with flora (plants, fungi, lichen, and slime molds!) keeps me in the realm of discovery. Most of the plants I work with are from the garden, yard, or woods of subtropical Florida. Even though they’re familiar, I’m always excited to see them—they’re constantly transforming.

Since we experience plants with all our senses, their complexity can be overwhelming. Thinking about how they sustain life on our planet adds to the awe. To focus my observations, I imagine the plant I’m working with is an oracle. I make glyphs: symbols of its physical and metaphysical traits. I offer them as communion between us humans and the natural world.

If you have questions about my work, suggestions of sustainable art materials and practices, are interested in artistic collaboration, or would like to swap seeds and stories about the plants in your life, I’d love to hear from you!

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