Today we are thrilled to welcome an ecofeminist artist who beautifully bridges the natural laws governing our environment with the manmade structures we create. With a career spanning over four decades, Stacy Levy’s art serves as a visual mnemonic—a collaboration with the forces of the earth and the life it sustains. You can see her creative approach in parks, airports, museums, galleries, marinas, and more!
Through a collaborative approach, she works alongside ecologists, urban planners, and communities, integrating creative strategies to engage and restore balance, winning her the Penn Future Award for Women in Conservation and the Henry Meigs Environmental Leadership Award, among others.
In this episode, you’ll discover how this Yale alum abandoned the “white box” approach to art-making, bringing creativity into our daily passage. This connection is both aesthetic and a pledge to contribute to climate solutions.
Listen as she tells us more about her Climate Disturbance Series in glass, which addresses rising temperatures, and her Tide Series devoted to ecological cycles and gravitational pulls.
Highlights you will love:
Stacy doesn’t restrict herself to one medium she uses many as she works with the forces that govern us.
When facilitating projects particular who public art projects in Seattle, her intentions are to be inclusive even with pets.
Find Stacy’s full career on https://www.stacylevy.com/ and on instagram @stacylevy
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