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Hogeboom-Carvajal Gallardo, Elma (2025): Video - Exploring the use of natural & local botanical fragrance in contemporary traditional art - local, natural & eco-friendly art. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/bba671e4-80eb-4984-be94-e6ffd96b0097.v1

Categories

• Visual Arts and Crafts
• Arts and Leisure
• Expanding Knowledge
• Other Environmental Sciences
• Heritage
• Expanding Knowledge
• Cultural Understanding
• Environmental Sciences
• Studies in Creative Arts and Writing

Keywords

art circular fragrance Gilding Gold local locally Natural sustainable tradional art

Time coverage

2023

Licence

CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Interoperability

• RO-Crate Metadata

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by Elma Hogeboom-Carvajal Gallardo

This video explores the use of local & natural botanical fragrance in the context of a contemporary traditional artistic practice. The natural fragrance is made using local plants, flowers and herbs in harvested rain water and then used for traditional gilding with shell gold. It explores the way materials can add to and aid towards making more circular and sustainable art. The video format is an interview with Elma Hogeboom, a fine artist associated with the King's Foundation: School of Traditional Arts, which took place in August 2024 at the Garrison Chapel in London during an exhibition.

History

• 2025-04-25 first online, published, posted

Publisher

4TU.ResearchData

Format

Video/mp4

References

• https://youtu.be/wuOEBRA8GIU?si=tZDzvq-4nlihqI7f

Same as

https://youtu.be/wuOEBRA8GIU?si=tZDzvq-4nlihqI7f

Organizations

King's Foundation School Of Traditional Arts & University of Wales Trinity Saint David