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Seaweed bowl (Significant Otherness) (2026) Hazel Barron – cast and formed foraged tideline seaweed.
Through sustainable material innovation, experimental workshops, and speculative, reparative poetry, I explore how ecological relationships can help us gently process complex personal and collective experiences. My practice creates supportive, grounded spaces by collaborating with the more-than-human world.
When working alongside other-than-human life forms, reciprocity is central to my methodology and organic materials are safely returned to nourish the soil.
My recent exhibited work included formed seaweed, recycled glass, and local organic matter, where heavier themes utilized cast concrete and fired locally scavenged clays.
Seaweed bowl (Significant Otherness) (2026) Hazel Barron – cast and formed foraged tideline seaweed.
Withness Thinking (2026) Study with West Somerset Free Press scraps, Iodine, Seaweed, Red Clay, Beeswax.
Larvae; (2026) Hazel Barron. Slumped and fused glass bottle fragments, dead tree ivy shell , newspaper pulp
Glass sleeping bag (2026)home slumped beer and wine bottle fragments
Foundations and Part of the Pavement (2026) concrete castings of ivy casings - locally foraged, fired clay, red clay slip
Sea lettuce Bowl (2026) Shaped dried sea lettuce