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"Guardians", Martin Hill (1946) | PhotoAnthology

Guardians

Martin Hill (1946)

Human impact on nature through temporary sculptures made from local materials and photographed in remote landscapes.

With contributions from: Alasdair Foster (project nomination). Suggest an Edit

Guardians

Martin Hill (1946)

Human impact on nature through temporary sculptures made from local materials and photographed in remote landscapes.

With contributions from: Alasdair Foster (project nomination). Suggest an Edit

Rainforest Guardian, Moss sculpture, Mt Aspiring National Park, New Zealand. 2013

Antarctic Guardian. Sea ice sculpture, Cape Evans, Ross Island, Antarctica. 2014

Burning Issues. Grass sculpture, Albert Burn Saddle, Mt Aspiring National Park, New Zealand. 2013

Ice Guardian. Ice sculpture with human figure, Albert Burn Saddle, Mt Aspiring National Park, New Zealand. 2012

Mountain Guardian. Snow sculpture, Albert Burn Saddle, New Zealand. 2012

River Guardian. Kanuka branches and flax sculpture, Clutha River, Wanaka, New Zealand. 2012

Wetland Guardian. Raupo stick sculpture. Wanaka, New Zealand. 2012

Embodied. Ice sculpture, Diamond Lake, Wanaka, New Zealand. 2012

Tree Guardian. Beech tree branch sculpture, Dusky Sound, New Zealand. 2014

Watershed Guardian. Ice and snow sculpture. Albert Burn Saddle, New Zealand. 2013

Forest Guardian. Fallen branch sculpture, Dusky Sound, New Zealand. 2014

JBS Wetland Guardian. Bulrush sculpture, Texas, USA. 2024

More by Martin Hill

Snow Sculpture. Mt Ngauruhoe, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. September 1997

Martin Hill (1946)

Environmental interconnection through photography and sculpture with natural materials in wild landscapes across the globe for climate awareness.

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