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ARTISTS-J/Janet Botes

2014, Working on the Noordhoek Common, Western Cape, South Africa Carving/Digging a tiny trench to place and emphasize the structure of a plant stalkNoordhoek Common, Noordhoek, Western Cape, South AfricaJanet Botes2014   Fingerpainting a mud line or 'fake shadow' onto a cut tree trunk - a ghost image of a branch that were part of the tree.Noordhoek Common, Noordhoek, Western Cape, South AfricaJanet Botes2014   Three yellow leaves pinned with a thorn onto the .. More
2014, Working on Windmill Beach, in Simonstown, Western Cape, South Africa Finely detailed pieces of seaweed, placed together onto the sand.Windmill Beach, Simon's Town, South AfricaJanet Botes2014  Seaweed cut and placed onto sand while wet, left to dryWindmill Beach, Simon's Town, South AfricaJanet Botes2014    Circle cut from seaweed and a pebble found on the beachWindmill Beach, Simon's Town, South AfricaJanet Botes2014 More
2014, Working on Windmill beach, Simonstown, Western Cape, South Africa More
2014, Working on the beach, in Gordon's Bay, Western Cape South Africa Working with small stones on Gordon's Bay beach, Western Cape, South Africa Arranging small rocks and pebbles in lines, creating patterns and lines by drawing with soft stone onto harder small rocks.Sunday, 16 November 2014 Pattern on the rocks created by using a softer stone as 'crayon' Rock slivers found onsite Lines drawn onto small rocks by using soft ochre stones found onsite Two tones on t.. More
2014, Working in Arderne Gardens, Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa Once a month, a group of artists gather in different spaces in the area around Cape Town in South Africa. The August gathering for 2014 was held in Arderne Gardens in Claremont - established in 1845 by Ralph Henry Arderne, a successful timber merchant originally from Cheshire, England, who acquired the land in Claremont where he built his home, known as The Hill. He collected plants from all ove.. More
2014, June - Tokai Plantation, South Africa Sticks and foam from the river, on a tree stump - Tokai Plantation, Tokai, Cape Town, South Africa    Pieces of tree bark found on the ground were placed in crevices on an old tree stump covered with moss - Tokai Plantation, Tokai, Cape Town, South Africa These two works were created during an informal land art gathering by artists in the Western Cape (South Africa). Associated with Site_Specifi.. More
2014, summer in South Africa: Gordon's Bay Janet BotesWorking with Kelp, Wrack and Sea Lettuce washed ashore on Gordon's Bay beach, Western Cape, South AfricaFebruary 2014 More
2013, Spring in South Africa: Newslands Forest More
2013, Spring in South Africa: Sunset Beach Sunset Beach, West Coast, South Africa, during a morning in October 2013, in the company of artist Janet Ranson and photographer Diaan Mynhardt.     When I sent out my newsletter with photos of these works, a few days after the land art was created, one of the people who received my newsletter told me that she walked on the beach with her sister after we left, and they were wondering who had tak.. More
2013, August. Site_Specific Land Art Biennale, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa "Flow", Mud painting on rock, Robberg Beach, Plettenberg BayInspired by the splatter patterns that naturally occur where the sea water flows over the sand with the incoming tide "Flow as a line", mud dripped onto sand and inserted as 'inlay' into wet sand, Robberg beach, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa  Small totems created from washed-up twigs and grasses in the Lagoon on Plettenberg Bay Beach More
2013, September - Upington, South Africa More
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2009_janet botes_Washed Away_West Coast South Africa More
2011 "Boomleertjies" (translates to "Tree Ladders"), Deer Park, Cape Town South Africa  "Hiding or Healing", mud and leaves to cover carved grafitti on a tree in Deer Park, Cape Town, South Africa  "Weave Into Today"; woven grass stalks next to the Orange River; Louisvale, Upington, South Africa. More
Janet Botes bio. Janet Botes (1984- ) is a visual artist from South Africa, inspired by ecology, biodiversity and natural cycles – the growth/decay balance, lunar cycles, seasonal changes, and our own place as species within the landscape. Her work tends to be process based and intuitive, and is intended as an expression and celebration of the earth's rhythms, captured within a moment. www.janetbotes.co.za  SELE.. More

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