Join artist Jane Hyslop at the Fruitmarket in Edinburgh for an enlightening talk on her latest artist's book, The Oak Tree: a tribute to eternity. Inspired by Virginia Woolf's novel Orlando, this captivating book takes readers on a journey spanning over 700 years, intertwining historical and contemporary elements with fictional storytelling. As we face the challenges of climate change and declining biodiversity, The Oak Tree serves as a poignant reminder of the present moment while urging us to look towards the future.

In this imagined visual edition of the poem featured in Woolf's novel, Hyslop uses plants as a symbolic thread, echoing Orlando's adventures across the centuries. Through direct references and symbolism, the book shines a light on key historical and current events. To provide further insight, Professor Bryony Randall from the University of Glasgow collaborated with Hyslop to write the introduction and accompanying notes.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 10, 2024, when this remarkable artist's book will be launched. Don't miss the opportunity to delve into the intricate world of The Oak Tree. Image: detail from The Oak Tree: a tribute to eternity; artist's book; Jane Hyslop; 2024. Photography: Andy Phillipson. This project is supported by The Hope Scott Trust and The University of Edinburgh.

Admission to Jane Hyslop's talk is free, and it promises to be an event filled with thought-provoking insights. Make sure to attend this extraordinary gathering at the Fruitmarket in Edinburgh.

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