For her recent joint exhibition with Mary Weatherford titled 'Drink the Wild Air', Andrea Bowers produced a new grouping of Chandeliers of Interconnectedness. These sculptures are based on actual sycamore branches and consist of five hanging pieces made of welded, recycled steel. They feature representations of leaves fabricated from steel rods, non-toxic neon, and now recycled glass, in collaboration with Judson Studios, the oldest family-run stained glass company in America. Each chandelier incorporates lines of poetry and prose by the playwright and radical feminist philosopher Susan Griffin, whose words have been moving us with her celebration of the survival of women and nature since 1978.