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Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)
Habitat (Diamond Wood)

© David Nash. All rights reserved, DACS 2024. Image credit: Robert Lavers / Art UK

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A re-purposed tree trunk, sculpted to create natural habitat with apertures for birds and insects.
Title

Habitat (Diamond Wood)

Date

2015

Medium

wood

Measurements

H 400 x W 70 x D 70 cm (E)

Accession number

CV8_RL_S020

Acquisition method

commissioned by the University of Warwick

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

University of Warwick

Custodian

University of Warwick

Work status

extant

Access

at all times

Inscription description

The sculpture was made for the site to mark the / 50th anniversary of the University of Warwick in / 2015. Called 'Habitat' the sculpture offers a refuge for / birds and insects. Slits have been cut into the upper / area to provide a home for bats, it is carved from / an ancient Cedar Tree that fell during a storm in North / Wales. The artist has remained faithful to the original / natural shape of the tree and it is possible to see / where the branches would have been... (more background follows)

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Located at

Cryfield Grange Road, Kenilworth

CV8 2JU

Located on the Connect2 cycle trail at Diamond Wood, part of the University of Warwick sculpture trail.