the roots
The amaranth on textile is drying when not watered, while the grass with its deep root structures sustains itself. The red amaranth square can be seen as a symbol for human interventions creating a dependency on it.
What's the difference between human and nature and why do we differ?
Straight lines, repeated patterns is what we connect with human-made. Nature is green and organic. The wool creates organic loops and gets overgrown by the red amaranth.
We make up the contrasts.
the roots
The amaranth on textile is drying when not watered, while the grass with its deep root structures sustains itself. The red amaranth square can be seen as a symbol for human interventions creating a dependency on it.
What's the difference between human and nature and why do we differ?
Straight lines, repeated patterns is what we connect with human-made. Nature is green and organic. The wool creates organic loops and gets overgrown by the red amaranth.
We make up the contrasts.
the roots
The amaranth on textile is drying when not watered, while the grass with its deep root structures sustains itself. The red amaranth square can be seen as a symbol for human interventions creating a dependency on it.
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For the headlines I used the FAUNE font, which is a type-project by Alice Savoie
All pictures I made myself, except the ones where I am photographed. All rights belong to me.
Antonia Ablass antonia.ablass@posteo.de instagram: @plantextile
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For the headlines I used the FAUNE font, which is a type-project by Alice Savoie
All pictures I made myself, except the ones where I am photographed. All rights belong to me.
Antonia Ablass antonia.ablass@posteo.de instagram: @plantextile