Anamorphic inverts

Commissioned to create as series of interactive features for the National Forest TIMBER festival 2019, this magnified insect trail enabled festival goers to get up close to the little things that run the world.  Briefed with the challenge of encouraging festival visitors to connect with the National Forest, landscapes and conservation work, visitors were invited to capture their interaction with the sculptures, share their images via social media, to then be used to create a large scale collaborative mosaic created during the festival event.  A total of five insects were created, Elephant Hawk-moth, Rhinoceros Beetle, Common Honey Bee, Common Wasp and Field Grasshopper.

Sculptures of large anamorphic inverts designed and produced by INSTAR, artists Trish Evans and Nick Humphreys. These commissions were produced and exhibited at TIMBER festival and the National Forest Company in 2019. This shows the Honey Bee and inc
Sculptures of large anamorphic inverts designed and produced by INSTAR, artists Trish Evans and Nick Humphreys. These commissions were produced and exhibited at TIMBER festival and the National Forest Company in 2019. This shows the Common wasp and i
Sculptures of large anamorphic inverts designed and produced by INSTAR, artists Trish Evans and Nick Humphreys. These commissions were produced and exhibited at TIMBER festival and the National Forest Company in 2019. This shows the Rhinoceros beetle
Sculptures of large anamorphic inverts designed and produced by INSTAR, artists Trish Evans and Nick Humphreys. These commissions were produced and exhibited at TIMBER festival and the National Forest Company in 2019. This shows the Grass hopper and