"Caddis Fly" Elizabeth Weber

"Caddis Fly" Elizabeth WeberElizabeth Weber, Little Rock, AR Caddis Fly, 2026 Eco dyed, recycled fabric, thread, iron, seeds, bones, robe, wood, and beads 40 x 9 x 11 Our essential need for clean drinking water unites us and all living things on a global scale. Caddis flies can be found everywhere around the globe, except Antarctica, and are known for their aquatic larva and moth like adult phases. They are crucial to food webs and are freshwater filters, serving as key bio

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Built in 1903 by the St

symbolizing the one necessity needed to collect

This first installation features 2

and protection from the elements of excessive heat and cold

I think specifically of the people in our communities that we could not function as a society without

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”  So the earring making began

Headin’ Home at Sunset

the stones seem to float

by Mustard Seed Acquisitions

inspired by Dominique Dawes