Artist-designer Jess Wheeler and plantswoman Kitten Grayson are weaving magic in the hedgerow
“I constantly have my head buried in hedgerows,” says the artist and designer Jess Wheeler of the brambly boughs that have been a hallmark of England ’s rural landscape since before the Romans. “They’re often overlooked but they are crucial ecologically. They create so many homes for animals and native species .
Both strive to make beautiful pieces that are intimately connected to the land and have a low environmental impact. To begin with, the pair spent time in Somerset pondering their best-loved stems, before experimenting with natural ingredients in their respective studios.
Hedgerows England Rural Landscape Ecology Animals Native Species Artist Designer Jess Wheeler
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