WARP is crocheting a symbolic installation of sculptural coral reef structures to extend the awareness of environmental issues and related aspects of science, math and art within the  community of participants and in public forums.

The threat that global warming and C02 emissions pose to the ocean’s living coral reefs forms the basis for the reference of the project to the fragility of ecosystems which affords analogies for the effects of global warming and sustainable living practices on the quality of life on earth.

WARP CROCHET CORAL INSTALLATION--Image by Niklas Zimmer

WARP, Cape Town is a satellite of the Worldwide Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef Project by Margaret and Christine Wertheim of the Institute For Figuring, Los Angeles.The Woodstock Art Reef Project functions as a non-profit organisation under the umbrella of Montebello Design Center. The project is in part funded by The Foschini Group.

WARP offers a forum and platform  at weekly workshops to voluntary  participants who collaborate to crochet an Art Reef Installation for exhibition.

CONTACT: woodstockartreef@gmail.com or phone Maria 072 648 0818

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