SAMANTHA HARRIS & ALMOND ZIGMUND — IN ITS SHADOW

This collaboration represents a true fusion of nature and art. Harris is trained as an artist and botanist and has her masters in landscape architecture from Harvard, while Zigmund holds an MFA from UNLV and has been exhibited internationally for two decades. Their collaboration celebrates the ubiquitous creosote, which flourishes almost unregarded in the shadow of the showy Joshua tree. Creosotes clone from a vast hidden root system, so even a young sprout may actually be an offshoot of a plant that is hundreds of years old. Their work here celebrates “the enduring and sustaining bond the Creosote has secured with the elements.”

Artist websites: culturehorticulture.com and almondzigmund.com