The Remembrance of Lightning Bugs

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About This Installation

There are few natural wonders that create a greater sense of awe than witnessing the flickers of lightning bugs on a dark Michigan night. "The Remembrance of Lightning Bugs" calls attention to this amazing phenomenon. Creating an awareness of the decline of the lightning bugs is also my proposal's intent. My proposal, "The Remembrance of Lightning Bugs" creates a 24-hour installation along Art Path. Dancing white glazed lightning bugs against a black clay tile mural during the day and at night pin points of LED solar lights, emanating from the bugs' abdomen glow, reference the insects at night.

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The Grassy Knoll
This grassy knoll is just south of the Turner Dodge House on the River Trail in the historic Old Town Neighborhood. This space is just off of the trail and includes a shady area with a bench.
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About the Artist

Craig

Hinshaw

He/Him
Davison
, MI

Hinshaw is an artist, writer and educator. He holds an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in ceramics and has been voted Michigan Art Teacher of the Year. Besides being a ceramic artist He has written and illustrated the children's book "Go."

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