“Cranborne Chase is so deeply rooted in its origins as a Royal Hunting Chase, and before that, as a nomadic hunting ground since Neolithic and even earlier people occupied this land.
Wherever I’ve walked, it always seems to come back to the ‘hunting’.
Picking up spent cartridges, animal bones, walking beside fields of uncut tall elephant grass, providing food and cover for today’s game birds and my own wanderings, collecting earth and rocks in recycled bread bags; I am a hunter-gatherer.”
Intrigued? Read Sara’s full blog post on our Chalkeboard blog where she documents her progress and processes of turning the materials she collects into art materials and creates artworks reflecting the landscape.
