'Seed Stories', created by Kristina Pulejkova in Wakehurst, combines art and science to support bee conservation. This installation consists of four wooden sculptures that function as bee hotels. The design reflects ecological sustainability, using materials like untreated marine plywood and cedar. It draws from the Millennium Seed Bank's resources to ensure environmental compatibility. Collaborating with Dr Janine Griffiths-Lee, the project is grounded in scientific research, considering bee preferences in entrance hole sizes and color choices. Overall, the installation aims to inspire while providing a safe refuge for pollinators.
The sculpture installation 'Seed Stories' seamlessly marries art and science, serving as both a visual masterpiece and a practical sanctuary for bee conservation.
Kristina Pulejkova's sculptures are inspired by the Millennium Seed Bank, utilizing materials selected for their eco-friendliness and benefits for bee habitats.
The collaborative effort with Dr Janine Griffiths-Lee emphasizes the importance of scientific data in designing bee hotels that cater to the needs of the insects.
Each installation detail, from size of entrance holes to the color palette, is rooted in thorough research on bee behavior and preferences.
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