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Stainless steel flora and fauna leaves on top of a steel base, forming a tree like structure. The flora and fauna represent plants and animals that are indigenous to Wiltshire and, more specifically, commonly seen throughout the Wichelstowe development, such as water voles, bees, dragonflies, forget-me-nots, hawthorn and dog roses.

Title

Tree of Life

Date

2023

Medium

steel

Measurements

H 560 x W 440 x D (?) cm

Accession number

SN1_PF_S309

Acquisition method

commissioned for the Orchard, Wichelstowe Housing development being built by Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes in partnership with Swindon Borough Council; funded by Wichelstowe LLP