Beneath the Terra

Keywords: Ecology, Tree roots, Ethics

Materials: Mixed material

This artwork use the intricate and organic forms of tree roots to explore themes of ecological ethics and ecologism. By creating the deep connections between humanity and the natural, it seeks to emphasize our interdependence and the importance of sustainable interaction with environment. The roots, representing the foundation of life and growth, symbolize how deeply embedded we are in the Earth’s ecosystems. This piece invites audiences to reflect on their relationship with nature, encouraging a harmonious and respectful coexistence that honors the delicate balance of our planet.

Yike Hu

Social media: @yiii.kkIii_art

Yike is a Chinese eco-artist based in London. With a background in communication and advertising, she is dedicated to expressing her view and thoughts to the audience through her art works. Growing up in a family where her father worked in environmental-related industries, she developed a strong interest in ecological themes. She aspires to create projects that revolve around the concept of ecology, leveraging her artistic skills to convey her deep passion for the environment.

Through her artwork, she explores the concept of an ecological utopia and the harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. By combining innovative technologies and materials, she creates immersive installations that encourage audience interaction and contemplation. Her intention is to inspire people to reflect upon their relationship with the nature and to recognize the importance of personal and collective action in building a sustainable future. She firmly believes in the power of art to transcend language and cultural barriers, evoking emotional resonance and fostering a collective desire for a better and more sustainable world.