Sentences with phrase «use of plant imagery»

The exhibition presents 14 artworks that highlight Kahlo's engagement with nature in her native country of Mexico, as seen in her garden, decoration of her home and in the complex use of plant imagery found in her paintings.

This blockbuster exhibition is the first to examine Frida Kahlo's keen appreciation for the beauty and variety of the natural world, as evidenced by her home and garden as well as the complex use of plant imagery in her artwork.

Not exact matches

It used lifestyle imagery to raise awareness and start conversations by showcasing content featuring a woman's mastectomy scars, as well as a wealthy female entrepreneur managing a greenhouse full of cannabis plants.

Like any good poet she uses rich imagery - animal and plants and spices to describe her love, and the message is there for all who will read: this is not a woman who will be stopped in her pursuit of what she wants.

Therapists then use the power of positive imagery to plant suggestions in a client's mind to help them better cope with the condition they want to treat.

Herem was commissioned to create his large - scale drawing of the front of the building when The Plant realised the similarities between his style and and the detailed imagery exhibited in archived drawings by architect Sir Edwin Cooper, which it used as research.

Using plant matter, layered imagery, sounds, and animal remains, Hamilton creates immersive spaces that consider the role of the American landscape in concepts of «Americana» and social constructions of space, particularly within the rural South.

In her tapestries, paintings, installation and sculpture, Nkanga uses her body and other organic material — plants, grasses and fruit — as catalysts to reveal the shifting nature of objects, imagery, narratives.

Drawing Roots uses actual seeds that germinate within the paper to create imagery with the sprouts and roots, while Papers of Place are made from actual plants gathered from the detritus of the garden in the form of regenerated pulp and collage.

The weaving or «re-wilding» of my body through the use of animal and plant imagery aids in my queries into the social and sexual assumptions most humans have about their own, as well as all other, species.

He has used strong words and imagery before to drive home points, including comparing cordons of coal cars heading to power plants to the death trains of the Holocaust (because of the mass extinctions foreseen by many biologists should warming go unabated).