In the Light of the Moon

Artist Jen Fuller experiences a phenomenon known as synesthesia, where her senses intertwine in a unique way. When she sculpts, she not only sees her creations but also hears them. This condition allows her to perceive a sensory blend where the act of shaping her sculptures into a space is accompanied by auditory sensations. For Fuller, sculpting becomes a multisensory experience, creating a distinctive dimension and situational component to her artistic expression.

Chopin's Nocturne No. 20, Op. posth. in C-sharp minor, is a musical gem that carries profound emotions within its notes. Composed by Frédéric Chopin, this piece mirrors the reflective serenity of a moonlit night, inviting you to explore feelings of introspection and longing. Its tender melody, like moonlight on a calm pond, speaks directly to the heart, showcasing Chopin's mastery in conveying complex emotions through music

Moths: Nature's Night Owls: Moths, often mistaken for their daytime counterparts, butterflies, are the unsung heroes of the night. Their intricate wing patterns aren't just for show – they serve as natural camouflage, protecting them from predators as they flit from bloom to bloom, transferring pollen in the process.

Bats: Guardians of Night Blooms: Bats aren't just creatures of the night; they're essential guardians of our garden. With their exceptional echolocation skills, bats navigate through darkness and feast on insects that threaten the delicate balance of our nocturnal ecosystem, making them true allies in our moonlit paradise.

Taking the night shift, moths visit night-blooming plants with flowers that are typically white or pale in color.