Welcome James! Great to have you here.
You're framing wood carving as a bridge between nature and cultural story, which is a grounded angle. Most sculptors chase the object. You're after the connection.
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Welcome! 👋 The 'wild and wise' line is exactly the chase. I'm after the same thing in the Blue Ridge, just with a camera instead of carving tools. How long have you been working in wood?
Wood and heritage is one thing, not two. The grain is already the archive.