Environmentally conscious art is constantly blossoming and gaining supporters throughout the world. Most artists choose to use their art as a means of sending a message out to the public about the importance of preserving the world around us, but one artist is taking green art to a new level. Not only do Lynne Hull's sculptures and installations serve as a symbolic message about saving the environment, but they also provide what Hull describes as "eco-atonement." This term sums up the purpose of Hull's mission, which is to compensate for the negative impact that society has had on the environment by creating shelter and sources of nutrition for a wide variety of animals.
Each of Hull's pieces is an individual project that requires dedicated interaction with a lengthy menu of specialized environmentalists, architects and other local officials. She has joined forces with esteemed organizations such as the National Park Service and has assisted in positively impacting various species' natural habitats in 14 American states, and 8 countries abroad., including Mexico, Kenya, and Panama.
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