The redwood labyrinth
At Canon Frome Court I built a labyrinth from the land—seed pods, leaves, roots, plants. Walking was listening to the ground’s memory, a slow conversation where absence became pattern and each step made the landscape into light.
Building a fern labryinth
inpsired in costa rica, built in the shropshire
- using fallen pine and beech trees-
The start
Created a hexagon inspired by the benzene ring molecule (which is a foundation of all plant life)
Creating the fronds
This is about 20 meters long so very challenging to fit in the whole thing!
Left image: Hexagon entry point (and return in which you can choose a different exit point)
Right image: The start of fronds (three each side) snaking into the gametophyte stage.
Left image: the gametophyte stage circles around to the center.
Right image: The spore, the eye, the fern - the representation of the whole journey.
Assessing wood sizes and how many I need to create the entry points.