Team Nature

Human Sea Anemone

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Breaking News for Team Nature

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Human Rainfall

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Human Tide Washes Over Alexa's Feet

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Human Gust of Wind Surprises Alexa

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Human Treetops In The Wind

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Human Stone with Tumbleweeds

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Human Stone in Field

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Human Hurricane Swallows Christany

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Human Fence Being Opened

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Human Flowers in The Breeze

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Human Tree Blowing In The Wind

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Day Five

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Day Three

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Wednesday, we took a thrilling walk to the post office to mail our postcards from the Dayton Art Institute. After, we regrouped on a sunny patch of grass and played games, while getting to know each other and figuring out what we wanted to do with our project.

To Those Who Don't Know Anything About Us:

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We are a collaborative project provided by the Blue Sky Project, an organization based out of Dayton, Ohio that provides an opportunity for professional artists, college students and young adults to work together in an effort to produce a final artistic product while influencing and learning from one another in an inspiring and positive environment.

‘Team Nature’ is lead by Resident Artist John Peña, an artist hailing from Pittsburgh, PA. His work can be found at http://www.johnpena.net/. Alexa von Bargen is his Student Artist, and will be a junior Art/English major at Xavier University in the fall. Rounding out the roster are the Youth Participants: Jeen, Rebecca, Rachael, Mollie, Megan, Shay, Christany, and Chloe. All of the young artists hail from Montgomery County. We’ll have more about them later…

We plan to spend this summer exploring the opportunities and environments Dayton has to offer as we create a dialogue with the nature surrounding us. By van, by bike, by foot, by wagon, you’re sure to see us out and about!