The installation brings to life the experience of elephants in their natural habitat, and is a vital connection for urban audiences to wildlife conservation efforts.
Using invasive plants for sculpture not only represents the endangered elephants but also actively addresses environmental issues by utilizing materials that threaten wildlife habitats.
Through public events and interactions, the exhibition aims to educate and engage the community about the importance of protecting endangered species and their environments.
Dodie Kazanjian emphasizes that interaction with the sculptures is a key element, recreating the experience people have when encountering elephants in India.
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