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It captures the delicate beauty of nature using cold, rigid material to evoke the fluidity and grace of earth. The choice of metal is intentional; its contrasts with the fragility of real plants, symbolizing the irreversible impact of human actions on the environment. The leaves, crafted with detail, appear both lifelike and still, as a reminder of a world where nature is preserved only in art, not reality.
I urge the viewers to reflect on the consequences of environmental degradation. The metal plant, unchanging and immortal, stands in stark contrast to the vibrant, living ecosystems we are slowly eroding. Its purpose is not merely to imitate life but to provoke a sense of urgency and responsibility. The sculpture asks us to reconsider our relationship with the natural world by replicating the familiar in an unfamiliar medium.
Under the same sky, humanity shares a collective duty to protect and nurture the earth. This sculpture serves as a powerful call to consciousness, reminding us that every action counts and that the preservation of nature is a shared responsibility. Through art, I aspire to inspire change, fostering a deeper awareness of our impact on the planet.