If grass, rocks, trees and bushes come together to form sculptures, with a little help from the hand of man, real masterpieces are created that we would never stop admiring. Some of them are truly stunning, such as those found at the Van Dusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, Canada.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
If grass, rocks, trees and bushes come together to form sculptureswith a little help from the hand of man, gods are created masterpieces that we would never stop admiring. Some of them are truly stunning, such as those found at the Van Dusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, Canada.
Taken together, they may be able to inspire the works of the most creative gardeners for next spring. Let's find out some of them.
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Brighton, Great Britain
This sculpture was created by the artists Kathryn Jordan e Cliff Wright, which gave it the title of "In Our Hands". It was made using drought-tolerant plants. The head, partially covered by vegetation, has been embellished with eyes made of brass. The sculpture is placed in front of the St. Peter’s Church di Brighton.
Bute Park, Wales
Here is a curious sculpture made using tree trunks, lumber, leaves, mud, grass, gravel and some embellishments. It is located at Bute Park, in Wales, and seems to have attracted the attention of many onlookers, eager to know which animal it represented exactly. It is probably a hybrid, a nice one creature of the woods born from the imagination of its author.
Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornovaglia
Sue Hill He is his brother Pete are two British artists who create sculptures from the materials that nature offers them. Their works represent above all fantastic sleeping creatures. One of them can be seen at one of the paths of the Lost Gardens of Heligan, in Cornwall. The creation bears the name of "mud maid".
London, Great Britain
"mud maid”Boasts the possibility of having a sister, created by the hand of the artists themselves, who was presented on the occasion of the Chelsea Flower Show in London, 2006. The second sculpture, with a female face and body, bears the name of "The Dreaming Girl”And, following the London exhibition, it would be bought by Olivia Harrison, George Harrison's widow. It would therefore now be in a large Victorian garden near Henley-on-Thames.
Eden Project, Cornwall
Sue Hill is the director of Eden project, aimed at creating green sculptures that recall the setting of the Garden of Eden, in Cornwall. This sculpture depicts one of the representations of Eva and sees the presence of cultivated fields in the background. The project also plans to give life to sculptures composed of plants and flowers that recall ancient traditions and legends.
Lidköping, Switzerland
The name of the author of this sculpture is not known, born by modeling the ground specifically and with meticulous patience and planting green grass and flowers to cover its body. Sculpture is located in Sweden, in a public park, near Lake Vanem and consists in the representation of a feminine divinity, protector of nature.
Brighton, Great Britain
Here is a sculpture that partially represents a arm and a human hand, completely covered with flowers and vegetation and in the center of which a tree has been placed. It is meant to symbolize it close relationship between man and the environment, although the former often forgets that it is so closely a part of nature.
Garden of Eden, Islanda
It seems that in Iceland there is a real one passion for greenhouses and indoor cultivation, given the particularly harsh climate of this nation. From this hobby, somewhat bizarre green sculptures were born, similar to the one we present here, made up of vegetable raw materials that we would not expect to find at such a great distance from the equator.
Sequim, Washington
Here is an unexpected sculpture, which is located between the Sequim, Washington, and Port Angels. It represents a nice octopus and was made using mud, clay, wild roots, moss, leaves, grass and a wide variety of plant components available on the place of composition.
Lost Gardens of Heligan, United Kingdom
Returning to the Lost Gardens of Heligan which are one of the UK's most famous botanical gardens here is another singular sculpture representing the psuperior art of a human face, complete with ears, nose, eyes and hair made by sowing grass on purpose. The sculpture depicts the head of a giant attempting to emerge from the depths of the Earth.
Which one do you like best?
Marta Albè
