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Orange tabby cat resting under a wooden structure.

The Last Bloom, a living sculpture designed to transform and gradually decompose under the Scottish weather. Created by Camila Ospina Gaitán Studio in collaboration with St Andrews Botanic Garden, the work explores the climate crisis through art, ecological research and biodegradable materials.

The LAST BLOOM

Scotland 2026

Curated by Dr Anne Daffertshofer

This project was made possible with an award from Creative Scotland's Open Fund for Individuals, supported by The National Lottery.

The installation will keep going until further notice

It was supposed to be until the 3rd of September, but I haven't heard back from the garden to see if they want to extend it or not.

Last photo of the work on the 27th of August

This note is posted on the 3rd of September at 12:12pm

Photo of the work

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Photo of the talks at: St Andrews University + Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop

Talk at St Andrews University. 1/June/2026

Special thanks to Dr. Anne Daffertshofer and Dr Catherine Spencer Senior Lecturer, School of Art History.

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PHOTOS OF THE RESEARCH &PROCESS

Feel free to email me if you need a recipe or if you are interested in :

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Biomaterials, ecoglue, compostable materials.

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CAMILA OSPINA GAITAN STUDIO™

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