 Pruning has inspired a few floral arrangements lately.
Some sort of lilly has invaded my vegetable garden space. The severe cut line in my display shows my vengeance against their aggressive invasion. The dried pods are in contrast to the bright green, both found on the same plant at the same moment. Some bougainvillea leaves added because they were blowing around and the color was smashing. I thought the removal was all done, complete, but no. Today, a sharper knife.
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Welcome to Nina’s Blog. I am quickly classified as a public artist, generally meaning art for the public realm. It is different than a gallery/museum way of thinking. My way of making public art has manifested more traditionally as a site specific sculpture for a fire station. It encompasses some gorilla installations, some home and environmental designs and most recently many apartment developments. Usually having a theme, like; solar powered, low income, green, and educational. Apartment complex art is not interior design. The viewing audience is a hybrid of the general public and private art in a public space. I enjoy the variety. Archives
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