Hearth – a living sculpture
A living sculpture watched over by two ancestral trees on the hill above.
“ Hearth is a living sculpture that sits at a human and ecological crossroad – a point of connection.
A place for resting, refuge, passage and return.
Animals, plants and people have passed through here for millennia.
Pathways that link landscapes through past and future. “
Find Hearth at the northern entrance to Ross, and follow the sculpture’s paths leading up the hill to the two ancestral trees. Using your device, you can listen to a soundscape as you explore the site.
More of the Hearth beginnings and story can be found here, the facebook page of Picture Ross.
The entrance to Hearth
Interpretation panel at Hearth.
Hearth, a living sculpture, watched over by two ancestral trees.
The old gum tree on a sandstone reef is one of the ancestral trees watching over Hearth, a living sculpture.
Gnarly ancestral tree at Ross watches over Hearth, a living sculpture.
One of two old ancestral gum trees watching over Hearth, a living sculpture.
