Heliconia (Bird of Paradise) Teal Artist Living in a Remote Area Many indigenous groups view the
Description
Many indigenous groups view the bear as a guardian or protector and may use bear imagery in their art or clothing to symbolize these qualities
"Striking such a stunning pose requires time
Using multiple layers of mixed media in her creative process
"These three elements have always fascinated me:
For Sandra
Heliconia (Bird of Paradise) Teal Artist Living in a Remote Area Many indigenous groups view theInspired by my Colombian heritage and the work of 18th C. photographer Karl Blossfeldt, these wall sculptures aspire to highlight the beauty and biodiversity of plants native to Colombia. Though native to South Africa, the Bird of Paradise is cultivated and grown in many areas of Colombia, in geographical areas between 1,500 and 7,000 feet above sea level. It's the flower I remember the most from my time in Colombia and it remains one of my favourites
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