Shinrin Yoku @ Canberra Arts Biennale

Posted byDr Tracey M BensonPosted inArt projects, Projects

Night walking in the Cork Oak Forest at the CBR Arboretum

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It was a lot of fun to spend time in Canberra last weekend as part of the night walking / projection project Shinrin Yoku in the Cork Oak forest at the National Arboretum.

Fiona Hooton (Localjinni) facilitatedShinrin Yokuwith artists Fiona Hooton, Nicole Voevodin- Cash , Sally Clark, Jane Duong, Caroloine Huf and Tracey Benson:

Shinrin-Yoku – Forest Bathing is a Localjinni production held in the Cork Oak Forest. Produced for the Canberra Art Biennial 2022 in association with the National Arboretum. Supported by the Alastair Swayn Foundation.

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Here is some photo documentation of the event.

Big shout out to Fiona, Cat, Kate and all the volunteers for your great work. It was a wonderful project to be a part of ❤

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Published by Dr Tracey M Benson

Dr Tracey M Benson is an Australian based interdisciplinary artist, producer and researcher working with ubiquitous technologies, Human-Centred Design and active audience participation, focusing on themes related to ecological balance, environmental awareness and wellbeing. She often collaborates with Indigenous communities, historians and scientists to co-create works exploring place, time and memory.

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