Bayla Arietta: Art and Science through Illustration and Faux Taxidermy 

Bayla Arietta discusses the intersection of art and science in her practice and share a range of both illustration and sculptural work. With emphasis on the detailed techniques used in scientific illustration, which involve accurately depicting flora and fauna for scientific purposes, to the creative process involved in needle felted faux taxidermy sculptures, which are three-dimensional pieces made from raw wool that resemble taxidermy specimens without using real animal parts.
Arietta explores the connection between art and science, the technical and creative aspects of her craft, and the broader themes of nature, conservation, and sustainability in her work.