The art installation “Nestful” transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. “The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through,” one of the artists said. by Jake Wittich, Apr 14, 2022
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Emily Moorhead-Wallace is an art and artist advocate in Chicago, Illinois.
“Nestful” on reddit
See what the community is saying about the Chicago Tree Project sculpture, “Nestful” by E Moorhead-Wallace and Janet Austin
“Nestful” on NTD Evening News
Sick or dying trees can be a hassle to deal with. They can be unsightly and even dangerous. The city of Chicago has figured out a way to give some of them a second life. https://www.ntd.com/artists-turn-dying-trees-into-works-of-art_756298.html
“Nestful” featured in Chicago Gallery News
Pollinator Project featured in Chicago Suntimes
New Ravenswood sculpture doubles as pollinator, bringing eco-diversity to a manufacturing hub The “Pollinator Habitat” was one of four sculptures commissioned for the new sculpture garden in Ravenswood’s industrial corridor. By Sneha Dey Dec 10, 2021, 4:49pm CST https://chicago.suntimes.com/murals-mosaics/2021/12/10/22827779/ravenswood-sculpture-garden-eco-diversity-manufacturing-hub