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2021 LAND ART TRI-ART-ATHLON

In September 2021 members had an opportunity to participate in land art, as much or as little as they like, with multiple options in dates, locations, people and experiences. The goal was to go into nature, create and connect with fellow NCWCA members and their friends.

First Land Art Event - South Bay, Shoreline Park Mountain View 
Sunday, September 5, 2021
Project Leader:  Sujata Tibrewala
Participants: 
 Tanya Momi, Jessica Phrogus and Rachael Tirosh from NCWCA; Lakshmi Seshadri and Biplab Chattopadhyay from Pratibimba, Art from the heart

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"From the man-made lake built on top of land made from human debris and landfill was planted a-weeping willow tree.
Her roots seeking nourishment came up above ground pushing, till the roots started forming an eye. When the eye opened she could see the beautiful planet she was attached to, with fires and winds, sunrises and sunsets, planets flying past. Glittery stars promising more and less. The leaves of Weeping willow tree rustled and swung as her hair brushed her eyes." --Jessica Phrogus

Second Land Art Event - North Bay Presidio Main Post, Main Parade Lawn in San Francisco
Sunday, September 19, 2021
Project Leader: Angela Han
Participants: Laura Abrams, Marguerite Elliot, Angela Han, Kay Kang, Nicole Barens, Taylor Chan, Bianca Lago
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"The event was FANTASTIC. Participants were asking if we'd do more of these events, maybe next time at a beach, etc... even offering to help organize! It was just so wonderful to finally reconnect, catch-up, and create in-person ~ everyone had a lot of fun."  Angela Han
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Third Land Art Event - Oakland Middle Harbor Shoreline Park 
Saturday, September 25, 2021
Project Leader: Eleanor Ruckman 
Participants: Niloufar Farzam, Sandi Ortiz, Am DeAvilla, Eleanor Ruckman
"We collaborated on a theme of healing for California, using a driftwood log as a sort of coastline, parallel to the actual coastline. On either side of the coastline two figures emerged - we danced to the house music of a nearby Burning Man party as we worked."  Eleanor Ruckman
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