Rebecca Stevenson, re: microscopist Armand Clavaud's Florafauna ideas. More notes to come.
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1 comment:
Saw these exhibited in a show named 'The Clearing' at the NettieHorn Gallery last year. For me they evoked ideas of death and memorial, similar to the work currently been shown at the same gallery. Drawings by Kate Street, displayed under the title of 'Little Death', may be useful for some students looking at botanics...
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