https://www.jenniferberry.design/work daily 0.75 2023-05-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1484522856585-LAZ0X0T2ONUCS6BYEHXE/giantwod+borer+arm.Jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1484513405647-D5PUQL98Q34VW7ZBKPZW/textiles_bee-hive_Jennifer_by+CharlieNordstrom.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1484516468062-PA6E7V14WVL8T00DGILT/Moss+highrise.jpeg Work - Moss highrise Porcelain has been altered to increase surface area and trap soil and moisture. Over time, leaves breakdown to form soil, and organic material begins to be colonized by moss, lichen and fungi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1563921451504-OGU2MBE7QSNYF1Z9MECS/image-asset.jpeg Work - American Arts Incubator - Nepal (2019) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1484514616614-XA9ITU7DO47TMD4CX90N/JB_BeeArt_RedemptionByDisappointment.jpg Work - Autodesk Artist in Residence Show, 2015 Bee Space is a series of collaborations created by altering native honeycomb into recognizable shapes and then reintroducing it into living bee hives. Bees reinforce the comb structurally and then begin to alter it to fit their own biological requirements. This was the first of the series and the inspiration for 'this is Absurd'   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1496808003655-DIEB34QVHIQVYN4QC7XW/image-asset.jpeg Work - Coyote on Rodeo East Urban spaces transform under the cover of darkness, from places people know as their own to those where their wild neighbors hunt, play and live their unseen lives. Here on the eastern, residential side of the Ghost Highway, nightly visits of animals adapted to urban environments such as coyotes and foxes can be seen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1486241099330-PVKTHVNC90CDMXKG2VA4/Fig-and-doorway-Ta-Prohm.gif Work - Strangler fig The cities of Angkor Wat are more vibrant than ever, if you consider the biodiversity of the forests that have engulfed the ruins. Birds and insects, monkeys and bats flock to live in the strangler figs and cottonwoods that have made the stones their home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1574651177613-8NA05WPVELXQ9IQDRJMS/Muir+sample1.jpg Work - Muir Fire sample #1 Sample taken just after the Muir Fire on October 24th, 2019. Includes green wormwood scent of California sage, the green pitch of Coyote Brush, the toasted anise smell of burned fennel, alkaline soil smells the same way redwood centipedes smell when alarmed and similar to atlas cedar, which by itself smells to me of animal urine. Fire smell of pine tar, oakmoss and cade. This fire burned only 67 acres and for less than 24 hours but threatened Slide Ranch and closed highway 1 for more than a week. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/587bce87e3df288ed107d518/1484509264858-0TIKTI2Z42R2RLRHYSDV/B-code+v3+full.jpg Work - B-Code in Laboratory B-Code V3.1 in the laboratory. Experiment was concluded after three months of hive activity in this artificial environment. Bees were able to build substantial food reserves, and population continued to increase after queen mated and swarm began building comb. For more on the methods and how-to for building this project, click here. https://www.jenniferberry.design/home daily 1.0 2017-01-16