Slow Art is a creative development by Chrysalis Arts inspired by the Slow Food movement, it highlights current changes affecting rural living and working, landscape, agriculture, and the impact of climate change on the environment.

Slow Art works are of high quality and are created from low environmental impact materials, sustainable processes and will simultaneously express and challenge perceptions about contemporary art making.

They follow the PASA Guidelines of sustainability in public art: artistic practice highlighting the green themes that encourage community involvement, are appropriate to the context in which they are created, are responsibly managed, using materials and techniques with low embodied energy.