Caroline Landau & Madison Sankovitz

Caroline Landau and Madison Sankovitz are creative partners working at the intersection of art and science. Caroline, an accomplished glass artist with a deep connection to ecology and nature, and Madison, an ecologist, are dedicated to highlighting humanity's impact on the ever-changing world. Caroline's artistic vision is realized through meticulously replicating natural structures using blow molds, for example iceberg pieces from Arctic regions, transforming them into stunning glass art.

Recently, the duo embarked on an expedition to Nevada to locate the remains of Prometheus, which was once the world's oldest known tree. After finding the tree's stump and recording its form using 3D scanning technology, Caroline preserved it in glass through mold making and glassblowing, commemorating its legacy and raising urgent awareness about environmental preservation.

In their partnership, they emphasize the synergy between science and art, showing how art can breathe new life into ancient narratives and offer fresh perspectives on our relationship with nature. By showcasing Caroline's breathtaking glass art and documenting their expeditions, they invite people to contemplate our planet's ephemeral beauty, the pressing need for environmental stewardship, and the power of interdisciplinary collaborations.