Nature Art

Also see my site-specific nature art HERE for installations and commissions.

Leaf Works

2021

2020

Stone wrapped in seaweed
Stone wrapped in seaweed
Tracing Lines
Pod and Petals
Pod and Wings
White Spiral
Sand Stone Shadow Waves
Sand Stone Shadow Waves

2019

Making a Nest for a Sunbeam
Caressing Circles on a Fallen Tree

2018

2018 Exploring Chios

Nature artworks created on the Greek Island Chios

2017 Exploring Chios

Golden-Red Square, Emporio Beach September 2017
Drawing a Black&White Line from a Rock to the Beach Vrontados Beach, September 2017
Drawing a Black&White Line from a Rock to the Beach Vrontados Beach, September 2017
Shifting Focus (Boat and Towers) September 2017
Drawing a Red Line into the Sea, Emporio Beach September 2017
Red Rock with Lines Scratched with Another Rock September 2017
Dark Sun, Agia Fotia Beach September 2017

2017 Urban Nature – GNAP Germany

Nature artworks created during the Global Nomadic Art Project – Germany 2017 – Urban Nature

Bee Fossil (Interactive Artwork (Oil slate, acrylic) Grube Messel)

2017 Interactive Forest Art – Neu-Friedrichsthal, Brandenburg (Ongoing)

Click on image to read more about this project.

This project started with a few porcelain shards which I found and arranged into a chircle in the forest. Everytime I passed by again, I changed the layout. At some stage other people caught on to this and created new layouts and images, which I try to document.

2016 Stories of Rain, GNAP South Africa

Leaf Works (Ongoing)

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Rose Leaves Cut-Out (Circle and Love)
Cherry Leaf Poem (Typed with typewriter)
Maple leaf cut-out #2
Maple leaf cut-out #3
Lucky Bamboo Leaves drawn with felt pens
Lucky Bamboo Leaves cut-out

2014 and before

Untitled nature art by © Imke Rust
Drawing of a rain cloud with chalk on stone, standing in water, which was filled up daily © Imke Rust
Hallo Sommer (Dark soil on snow) © Imke Rust
Cat & thorn circle
Spiral woven cedar garland
Yellow Heart
Wrapped
Sprial on stone wall (8m garland woven of small cedar branches)