Wild at Art 2026

Small Scars

for the Drosera Prolifera & Drosera Oreopodion

By Lucinda, age 11

Entered 8 August 2026

I chose to do these sundews to show people the harm they are doing to the smaller aspects of earth. If you look closely, they are whittling from the smoke and even though they live in places filled with trees the stumps show they were chopped down they are now alone but a big part of the ecosystem.

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