An Artist and Her Bees Create Beautiful Honeycomb-Draped Sculptures
Aganetha Dyck has thousands, maybe millions, of collaborators for her art. Working with bees she rents from a keeper, she gives ordinary objects like shoes, footballs, helmets, and chipped thrift store knickknacks a second life—cloaked in honeycomb. For Dyck, this collaboration is a form of what she calls “interspecies communication,” where human and apian artists…
