
I’m honoured to share an exhibition of my work on flowers and pollinators with entomologist and friend, Lincoln Best.
“Emgergence” early season native plants of Oregon
and a selection of the native bee species that emerge at this time and forage on these plants.“Senescence” mid and late season flowering plants and some of the bees that forage in summer and early fall. The centre of the gallery features the display of beautiful floral specimens and exquisitely mounted native bee
species of Oregon. The displays were designed and installed by my co-exhibitor, Lincoln Best.
Views of the Black & White images on the gallery walls:
The floral images on the walls of the gallery follow the chronology of bloom times, for the most part, A large native Larkspur marks the beginning of the Spring Wall. Although the Larkspur is not the earliest plant to bloom, placing it there was an aesthetic decision rather than a scientific one.

Photo by Lisa Hopp-Robinson.

Phot by Lisa-Hopp Robinson.


Installation views of Pollen Walls. First image by High Desert Museum, and second and third images by Lisa Hopp-Robinson.