Focus on: Flowers and Art
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La delicatezza dei fiori ha da sempre ispirato i lavori di numerosi artisti, in questo articolo abbiamo raccolto alcune delle opere che più ci hanno affascinato.
The fragility of the flowers has always inspired the works of many artists, in this article we have collected some of them that have fascinated us most.
© Kari Herer - Squirrel Illustration and Flower Photography
Kari Herer abbina dei delicati disegni a dei fiori veri che completano e arricchiscono l’opera.
Kari Herer combines delicate drawings with real flowers that complete and enrich the artwork.
© Kari Herer - Antler Illustration and Flower Photography
© Kari Herer - Ostrich Illustration and Flower Photography
- Regine Ramseier - Dandelion Ceiling
Regine Ramseier ha ricoperto il soffitto di una stanza con 2.000 denti di leone come simbolo di nascita, vita e transitorietà.
Regine Ramseier has covered the ceiling of a room with 2,000 dandelion flowers, a symbol of birth, life and transience.
© Regine Ramseier - Dandelion Ceiling
© Regine Ramseier - Dandelion Ceiling
© Regine Ramseier - Dandelion Ceiling
- Billy Kidd - Decaying Flowers
Il fotografo americano Billy Kidd ci mostra quanto i fiori possano essere meravigliosi, anche appassiti.
The American photographer Billy Kidd shows us how even withered flowers can be beautiful.
© Billy Kidd - Decaying Flowers
© Billy Kidd - Decaying Flowers
© Billy Kidd - Decaying Flowers
© Billy Kidd - Decaying Flowers
- Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers
Fong Qi Wei mostra la bellezza dei fiori nella loro simmetria radiale e nella loro complessità.
Fong Qi Wei shows the beauty of flowers in their radial symmetry and in their complexity.
© Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers, Lotus Exploded
© Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers, Lily Exploded
© Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers, Rose Exploded
© Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers, Dahlia Exploded
© Fong Qi Wei - Exploded Flowers, Hydrangea Exploded
Chiara Biancheri crea delle opere in 3D oniriche, sfruttando le geometrie dei fractal flames generati da Apophysis.
Chiara Bianchieri creates 3D dreamlike works, using the geometry of fractal flames generated by Apophysis.
© Chiara Biancheri - 3D Fractal Flowers, Eternal
© Chiara Biancheri - 3D Fractal Flowers, Subtle Glory
© Chiara Biancheri - 3D Apophysis Flames II, Velvet Dew
- Anna Schuleit - Bloom
Prima che venisse demolito, il Massachusetts Mental Health Center, nel 2003 è stato scenario di un’installazione di Anna Schuleit: 28.000 fiori ne hanno ricoperto il pavimento come simbolo di riflessione e rinascita.
Before the Massachusetts Mental Health Center was demolished in 2003, it was the set of an installation made by Anna Schuleit: 28,000 flowers covered the floor as a symbol of reflection and rebirth.
© Anna Schuleit - Bloom
© Anna Schuleit - Bloom
© Anna Schuleit - Bloom
- Kathy Klein - Flower Mandala
In sanscrito vedico “dān” significa colui che dona and “mālā” ghirlanda di fiori. I danmala sono il riflesso dell’inesprimibile, dell’abbondanza di vita, di un tacito verso di Amore.
In vedic sanskrit “dān” means the giver and “mālā” garland of flowers. Danmalas are reflections of the inexpressible, life’s abundance, an unspoken verse of Love.
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
© Kathy Klein - Danmala Flower Mandala
- Sonia Rentsch - Harm Less
Sonia Rentsch simbolicamente rende inoffensive le armi, trasformandole in delicati fiori.
Sonia Rentsch symbolically makes harmless weapons, turning them into delicate flowers.
© Sonia Rentsch - Bloom
© Sonia Rentsch - Bloom
© Sonia Rentsch - Bloom
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