#artandnature

[kimberly-balla]

Seattle Artist Kimberly Balla

The Cure: Fern

48 x 36 inches

Acrylic on panel

2023

SOLD

[tripcabinet]

Exploring Claude Monet’s Garden: A Digital Floral Journey in Singapore’s Flower Dome

Introduction:

Hello, art and nature fans from near and far. I await you on a new thrilling trip that is currently taking place in downtown Singapore. With the summertime sunlight casting its charming channels of warmth. The famed Flower Dome brings forth the charm of a summer that brings about an experience that one cannot find anywhere else. On July 12th, embark on a transformative journey into the world of Claude Monet’s Garden the legendary impressionist painter, as “Impressions of Monet: “The Garden” comes into existence gradually within a period of three marvelously blissful months.

Discovering Monet’s World:

Walk through the Flower Dome’s gates and lose in the magic of Monet’s garden that has been as timeless as it is today. Immerse yourself in Giverny, France where the artist found his muses. This exhibition transports you to an area where art and nature intersect almost perfectly. Through bright and meandering floral trails and a quiet, tranquil water display. Monet’s strong-mindedness about expressing the character of nature on a canvas becomes evident.

A Fusion of Art and Technology: A Fusion of Art and Technology:

Let’s get ready to lose your mind as digital art invents Monet’s paintings and makes things look more vivid. Artistically, such a blending of the bygones with modern technology takes the viewer into a world of color and light creating a vast symphony of color hues and lights. Only possible through the latest technological advancements. Watch the elegant dance of water lilies and the play of sunlight on undulating puddles. And the enjoyable effect produced by the sun rays amidst the under-the-shadow tree gardens—all of which are rendered even more lovely by the metaverse’s ability to accurately depict every detail.

An Immersive Experience:

Walking across Flower Dome’s Zoo through its beautiful flowers. You feel like you are in Monet’s artistic moments of exceptional aptitude. Every bouquet, very carefully assembled by florists to resemble the painting’s look and recognize the artist’s genius, becomes a piece of art in itself. It doesn’t matter if you are an art expert or not. Or maybe just someone who loves beauty and art – Monet’s paintings truly have the power to immortalize his perspective on the canvas. And that’s exactly how you become one of his witnesses.

A Celebration of Nature’s Splendor:

Beyond its artistic allure, “Impressions of Monet: The Garden” is a celebration of nature’s enduring beauty. Amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, take a moment to reconnect with the wonders of the natural world. From the delicate petals of blooming flowers to the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze. Every aspect of Monet’s garden reminds us of the profound beauty that surrounds us.

Mark Your Calendar:

Don’t miss your chance to embark on this unforgettable journey through Claude Monet’s garden. From July 12th onwards, the Flower Dome beckons with promises of wonder, inspiration, and timeless beauty. Whether you’re seeking artistic inspiration or simply a moment of serenity amidst Singapore’s vibrant cityscape, “Impressions of Monet: The Garden” offers an experience like no other.

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Conclusion:

We eagerly await the opening of this extraordinary exhibition. Let us embrace the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the magic of Claude Monet’s world. Join us as we journey through the enchanting landscapes of “Impressions of Monet: The Garden,” where art, nature, and technology converge to create an experience that will linger in your heart long after you’ve bid farewell to the Flower Dome. See you there!

[arthistoriansdiary]

A Forest of Lines

Pierre Huyghe, A Forest of Lines (2008). Art Installation. Concert Hall at Sydney Opera House, 16th Biennale of Sydney.

Pierre Huyghe's installation A Forest of Lines transports viewers into a realm where art and environment intersect, blurring the lines between natural and constructed worlds. This work, displayed at the Sydney Opera House in 2008, is a compelling exploration of space, perception, and the relationship between nature and human creation.

Conceptual Framework: A Forest of Lines transformed the iconic Sydney Opera House into a dense, immersive forest. Huyghe planted 300 live trees within the concert hall, creating a juxtaposition of natural elements within a man-made, cultural space. This fusion invites viewers to reconsider their perceptions of familiar environments and the boundaries between natural and artificial spaces.

Spatial Dynamics: The installation challenged traditional notions of space utilization in art. By bringing the outdoors inside, Huyghe disrupted the conventional function and atmosphere of the concert hall. The audience navigated through this forest, experiencing a shift in their usual interaction with both nature and architectural space.

Sensory Experience: The multi-sensory experience of A Forest of Lines is central to its impact. The visual spectacle of trees indoors, combined with the smells and sounds of a forest, created an immersive experience that transcended visual art, engaging the audience on multiple sensory levels.

Environmental and Artistic Dialogue: Huyghe's work often engages with environmental themes, and A Forest of Lines is no exception. The installation prompts reflection on our relationship with the environment and the ways in which we compartmentalize nature in our urban and cultural spaces. It also explores the role of art in mediating and redefining this relationship.

Temporal Elements: The temporary nature of the installation, like a fleeting natural phenomenon, left a lasting impression on its viewers. This ephemerality underscores themes of impermanence and transformation, both in nature and in human experience.

Nature Meets Art: What's Your Take? In what ways does Pierre Huyghe's A Forest of Lines alter your perception of space and the intersection between nature and human-created environments?

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🖤➡️ @yspsculpture 📢 ARTIST OPPORTUNITY: Yorkshire Graduate Award 2023⁠ 🖤➡️ https://ysp.org.uk/jobs/yorkshire-graduate-award-2023 ⬅️ ⁠ Building on our successful residency programme, we are offering a placement for a recently graduated BA or MA artist, from any Yorkshire-based university in 2023.⁠ ⁠ The chosen artist will receive⁠ ✨Two week on-site residency at YSP, with onsite accommodation⁠ ✨A £750 fee + up to £250 for materials⁠ ✨Access to support from Curatorial and Technical teams⁠ ✨An opportunity for a public facing event, exhibition or open studio. ⁠ ⁠ Applications should be submitted to curators@ysp.org.uk by Friday 21 July 2023.⁠ ⁠ Find out more and apply via 🔗 in bio - Yorkshire Graduate Award 2023⁠ ⁠ Ami Horrocks, Melusine, 2023 📷️ courtesy of the artist @amihorrocks⁠ ⁠ #YSP ⁠#ArtWithoutWalls #YorkshireGraduateAward #GraduateAward #ArtistOpportunity #ArtistCallOut #OpenCall #ResidencyCallOut #ArtistResidency #YorkshireArtists #YorkshireGraduates #EmergingArtists #Wakefield #Yorkshire #Sculpture #OutdoorGallery #ArtAndNature #ArtOutdoors #ExploreArtOutside #ContemporarySculpture #SculptureLovers #MyWakefield @aceagrams @mywakefield @ysi_sculpture @experiencewakefield @artfund @artistopencalls @universityofbradford @huddersfielduni @universityofhull @universityofleeds @leedsartsuni @leedsbeckett @leedstrinity @sheffhallamuni @theuniversityofsheffield @uniofyork @yorkstjohn (at Yorkshire Sculpture Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrypSREoxSZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lisakellner]

Land and Sea #7 Oil. Acrylic on canvas 30 x 24 inches I’m always amazed at the patterns created when air, current and water mix. Sometimes, early in the morning, I can observe the wind coming toward me by the marks it makes on the water’s surface. And then there are always those unexplained swirls of chaos in the calm. I imagine a large animal stirring things up beneath the surface! It’s probably more ethereal than that as unknown air molecules interact. Other images here include beginning a work on paper and observations on my current self imposed art residency. Place is an important aspect in my work. Settling in and digging deeper. Feeling the connections and current struggles of this place. Seeing how it works itself out in the paintings. #place #hurricaneian #water #wind #windbreaker #artandnature #currents #selfimposed #artresidency #donpedro #livelifeincolour #originalpainting #artforinteriors #artforsale #artistthoughts #onpainting #paintingconversation #coastalabstract #blueabstract #layeredart #artcurator #artconsultant #thesea #landandsea #lisakellner https://www.instagram.com/p/CpxjD_YMLoa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[scribblesartcollective]

April 22nd we will be vending at the Art and Nature Festival at the @oakglenpreserve An excellent event supporting a worthy cause and full of art and education. The preserve itself is beautiful and has trails ranging from easy enough for little ones and grandpa to difficult and sweaty! Definitely one for the whole family. #artandnature #riverandland #oakglen #oakglenpreserve #yucaipa #redlands #sanbernardino #bigbearlake #runningspringsca #highdesert #artistsatwork #artsandcraftsfair #artfestival #naturefestival #artandeducation #familyevent #riverandlandconserancy #conservation (at Oak Glen Preserve and Southern California Montane Botanic Garden) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-fw3PvTND/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[viewfinder1991]

ภาพแรกฉันใด ภาพสุดท้ายฉันเอง . ว่าด้วยที่ระลึกงาน Leaf&Rhyme . รูปแรกฉันใดวาดให้ตอนซื้อโปสการ์ดภาพที่สอง วาดน่ารักมาก และไวมาก! ประทับใจสุด ๆ กลายเป็น fc แล้วตอนนี้ . สติกเกอร์ selina&sirinya ที่ระลึกว่าได้มาดูดูคอนเสิร์ตท่ามกลางธรรมชาติกับหูกับตาตัวเองจริง ๆ เป็นอีกวงที่ชอบมาก ฟังมาตลอดตั้งแต่สมัยทำงานที่แรก . ภาพสุดท้ายเป็นภาพที่เราวาดเองจากกิจกรรมสีธรรมชาติในงาน ตอนวาดเราไม่ได้คิดว่าจะวาดอะไร แค่ปล่อยมือให้ไปตามใจ พอวาดเสร็จถึงรู้ว่าสิ่งที่เราวาดเกี่ยวข้องกับสิ่งที่ฟังตอนวาดก็คือดนตรี Handpan นั่นเอง #LeafandRhyme #กลุ่มใบไม้ #คอนเสิร์ต #โปสการ์ด #drawing #artandnature (at Baimai Activity Space - กลุ่มใบไม้) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co4jbgXhET1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rosenatalia]

In dialog with Nature..Natalia Rose Copenhagen #nataliaroseartist #nataliarosecph #artgallery #artandnature #naturelovers #blueplanet #borabora #springawakening #panting #contemporaryartgalleries #contemporarypainting #singulartofficial #secretofbluewater #artmajeurartist #freedom #luxemburgartprize https://www.instagram.com/p/CljKDiiqhMo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kimberly-balla]

Seattle Artist

Kimberly Balla

"The Cure: Oregon Grape"

48 x 36 inches

Acrylic on canvas

[carrielederer]

#Repost ✨Thank you @raybeldner + @startupartfair for including my work in your fall exhibition @yorbawines in Sutter Creek, CA. The show also includes work by @miriamhitchcock and @sweetiebooshin. Here’s a bit on my fellow artists: Based in Santa Cruz, Miriam Hitchcock’s engaging shaped canvases are a hybrid of figurative, landscape and abstract imagery— cool stuff! And I just discovered that Emily Maddigan hails from my hometown Detroit, MI, and funny enough, is also an alum of Michigan State University, where I studied sculpture. She’s now based in Long Beach, Ca, and she works with taxidermied specimens, transforming them into these fabulous sparkling surreal narratives. Yorba Winery is a multi-generational family viticulture venture with everyone at work including the kids, grandma, grandpa and everyone in-between— I love that idea! Our current exhibition is a lovely opportunity to enjoy the perfect combo of good art and wine. The show is on view through January 30, 2023. More info in my bio. #repost @startupartfair with @use.repost ・・・ Tomorrow night is the reception for our latest group show at @yorbawines. Please join us Friday, Nov 4th, 5 - 7 pm to celebrate artists @carrielederer @miriamhitchcock and @sweetiebooshin Wine and bites will be served! Yorba Wines 51 Hanford St Sutter Creek, CA 95685 More info can be had by clicking the link in our bio! #startupcuratorial #groupexhibition #yorbawines #natureinspired #artandnature #surreallandscape #paintings #sculpture #shapedcanvases #sequinart #gouachepainting #glitter #artandwine #suttercreekca #oaklandartist #carrielederer (at Yorba Winery in Sutter Creek) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkrSLuRJ4Kh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[arthistoriansdiary]

The Weather Project

Olafur Eliasson, The Weather Project (2003). Monofrequency lights, projection foil, haze machines, mirror foil, aluminium, scaffolding. Turbine Hall of Tate Modern, London.

In 2003, the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall was transformed by Olafur Eliasson's awe-inspiring installation, The Weather Project. This work, part of the museum's Unilever Series, transcended traditional art boundaries, offering a unique experience that merged art, science, and the human experience of the natural world.

A Sun of Illusion:

Central to the installation was a massive semi-circular form, reminiscent of the sun, made from hundreds of monochromatic light bulbs. This artificial sun emitted a warm, glowing light, bathing the vast hall in an eerie, yellowish hue. The use of a mirrored ceiling multiplied this effect, creating the illusion of a complete, glowing orb and an infinite space above.

Interactivity and Environment:

The Weather Project was as much about the viewer's experience as it was about the visual spectacle. Visitors were encouraged to linger, lie down, and watch the faux-sun change and move. This interactivity blurred the lines between observer and participant, creating a communal space of reflection and interaction.

Reflections on Climate and Culture:

Eliasson’s work often engages with environmental issues, and The Weather Project was no exception. By replicating the sun – the most fundamental natural element – inside an industrial space, Eliasson prompted viewers to contemplate their relationship with the environment and the impact of human activity on climate.

The Power of Perception:

The installation also played with perception and illusion. The mirrored ceiling and the half-disc of the sun created an optical illusion that challenged the viewers’ understanding of space and reality. It raised questions about how we perceive and interpret our natural surroundings.

Your Vision:

How did The Weather Project alter your perception of art's role in addressing environmental issues? In what ways did it impact your understanding of space and natural phenomena?

[theworkshopn4]

R O A D. T R I P My paintings have gone on a little road trip to D’O Studio Gallery in The Netherlands. They arrived safely and are enjoying a change of scenery in Dorieke’s beautiful gallery. The exhibition runs from 30 Set - 19 Nov. #fallforage #dostudiogallery #lisamarieprice #artandnature #artisan #watercolor #handmadewatercolors #handmade #painting #earthpigments #natural #naturalpigments #abstractlandscape #aquarell (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjapX69o5Q5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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“Sunset Trace” 🌈🎉 #artandnature #skynetart (at Laguna Beach, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHrw3tljo9U/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[capecodartandnature]

Check out my new blog post from today documenting my morning walk in my nature journal. #capecod #artandnature #naturejournal #drawing #sketchbook #document #nature #getoutside https://www.instagram.com/p/CisxvRov6yk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[artistopencalls]

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