Nature Art Week To Start On August 6th at Knoch Knolls Park

The Naperville Park District's Nature Art Week at Knoch Knolls Nature Center begins this August 6 and ends in the 14th of august, 2016. See the Forest (For the Trees), by artist Jenny Kendler, as it will be the centerpiece of this art week.

"My project, which takes the form of a conceptually rich, sculptural garden, draws connections between ancient culture and modern science, seeking to bring awareness to some of the most interesting and important ways in which humans and trees relate, questioning the sidelined place of trees in our modern lives," said Kendler, by Community contributor naperville park district according to the Chicago tribune.

The art work is a sculptural garden with seven trees that are presented in two ends by upended tree root plates. The work is a reminder to the people of today's generation on how important trees are in the world. The hidden tree messages are the focus of this art work. It is a time where visitors are given a space to connect with the natural world as they discover the seven trees. The work began on the 12^th of July and will be kept for show from the 6^th of August.

The Nature Art Week will include a make-and-take art/craft project, tree-related self-guided activities, tree-identification walks, and platforms for children and adults to meet the artists. On the 14^th of August, a meet and greet session will be held for visitors to join artist, Jenny Kendler to understand and discover more about the art work that is presented. Scott Stringer, Certified Arborist, from the Bolingbrook office of Barlett Tree Experts will also be part of this session. The session will begin in the Prairie Room of the Knoch Knolls Nature Center.

The Bartlett Tree Experts along with the Ex.Change project of Terracom is supporting the Nature Art Week and See the Forest. The event is a free event and is open to all.