RESURRECTION

RECIPROCITY

Resurrection
Marcus Maria Jung
Oak trees, River rocks

This installation, created from the remains of an ancient Oak Tree, invites remembrance and gratitude for the trees and living beings that inhabited this land. In giving our attention to the scarred and wounded landscapes of our planet we invite nature to receive our sincere apologies so healing can occur for humans and the natural world. Celebrating and shaping a future that is sustainable and rooted in a co-creative partnership with nature is the objective and essence of this art piece.

This sculpture, Resurrection, was part of the Locas project (2019). And, supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities visit www.arts.gov

Marcus Maria Jung
Contact: Marcus@tree-souls.com
www.marcusmariajung.com

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The MAC acknowledges that we operate on the unceded ancestral lands of the people known as Pomo, Wappo, Wintun, and Lake Miwok. Their descendants, the Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California Nation, live here today.
They are the past present and future stewards of this land.

We stand in solidarity with the First People recognizing the great harm done to them here, as well as their resilience. We pledge to continue to build authentic relationships and work together with them through creative action, towards healing both the land and the people.

We also recognize that our work is but a small step towards reconciliation and that there is much work to be done.

El MAC reconoce que operamos en las tierras ancestrales no cedidas de los pueblos conocidos como Pomo, Wappo, Wintun y Lake Miwok. Sus descendientes, la Nación Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California, viven aquí hoy.
Ellos son los cuidadores pasados, presentes y futuros de esta tierra.
Nos solidarizamos con los Primeros Pueblos, reconociendo el gran daño que se les ha causado aquí, así como su resiliencia. Nos comprometemos a continuar construyendo relaciones auténticas y a trabajar junto a ellos mediante acciones creativas, hacia la sanación tanto de la tierra como de las personas.
También reconocemos que nuestro trabajo es solo un pequeño paso hacia la reconciliación y que queda mucho por hacer.

EcoArts of Lake County, also known as Middletown Art Center, is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to offering art opportunities and education, cultural enrichment and ecological awareness, contributing to the wellbeing of our rural community in Lake County, California.
Our FEIN number is 20-2027708.
EcoArts de Lake County, también conocida como Middletown Art Center, es una organización 501(c)(3) dedicada a ofrecer oportunidades y educación artísticas, enriquecimiento cultural y conciencia ecológica, contribuyendo al bienestar de la comunidad en el condado rural de Lake, California.
Nuestro número de identificación fiscal federal (FEIN) es 20-2027708.

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