80 sculpted flowers represent microcosms of ways of seeing the world through stories and belief systems within an embroidered temple structure devoted to science. The installation is a celestial garden of connectivity of attempted stories to understand the natural world.

Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye
Flora Sutra L=T-V
2013
Wire mesh, plaster, collage, silk organza, thread, fabric dye

“Dividing reality up into parts and then naming those parts is always arbitrary, a product of convention, because subatomic particles, and everything else in the universe, are no more separate from one another than different patterns in an ornate carpet." David Bohm, Physicist


"All matter has a wavelike character." Brian Greene, Physicist


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