Connecting art-making and environmental processes in the creation of site-specific sculpture from pre-consumer and recycled materials. Forty community volunteers participated in the incorporation of over 20,000 pounds of recycled Salina Journal newspapers into these beautiful and impressive sculptures for the 2012 Smoky Hill River Festival. Placed within the natural context of the park, the sculptures reflect the deposit-and-decay cycle that underlies the making of the land. Siegel's works prompt dialogue about society, landscapes, and form-all with an eye for nature's processes. A project of the Smoky Hill River Festival
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