Santa Cruz River

"Santa Cruz River, 2016-2017" by Alexandra Kehayoglou is likely a textile-based artwork, consistent with her practice of creating hand-tufted wool landscapes. This piece would specifically represent the Santa Cruz River as it appeared or was understood during the years 2016 and 2017. Given Kehayoglou's focus on environmental themes and often threatened landscapes, the work might highlight the river's unique characteristics, its ecological significance, or perhaps the environmental challenges it faced during that period. The use of wool creates a tactile and visually rich surface, inviting contemplation on the natural world and the impact of time on a specific environment. The artwork could be a large-scale rug or wall hanging, immersing viewers in a textural representation of the riverine landscape.

Environmental Art

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