Tzipporah Johnston
*Purchased artwork will be available to collect from 26th July. Please enquire about postage options.
This stumpwork embroidery was created as part of a larger installation, The Museum of Monotropism, a modern take on the Wunderkammer. It uses pieces inspired by nature to stimulate discussion of both the issues facing the natural world, and the autistic hyperfocus that drives me to collect and catalogue it.
Moths are often unfairly maligned, inspiring revulsion or viewed as pests. In fact, our ecosystem depends upon them both as pollinators and food for other animals. Their sensitivity makes them important indicator species, warning us of environmental threats. We are also indebted to moths for many scientific discoveries, from understanding Rh disease to breaking down plastic.
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