Meet Fern, a plant with a penchant for abstract expressionism. This piece, "Fist of Dirt," is a commentary on the struggle to find one's roots.
In a shocking turn of events, plants have been discovered to be the true masters of the art world. Their unique ability to photosynthesize light into life has been mistaken for a creative impulse.
Meet Fern, a plant with a penchant for abstract expressionism. This piece, "Fist of Dirt," is a commentary on the struggle to find one's roots.
Succulent, on the other hand, is more of a postmodernist. This piece, "In Prophets' Clothes," is a scathing critique of the human condition.
And so, we turn to the plants for our answers. They have been practicing their craft for millennia, and we have only just begun to notice.
Trees, the ultimate installation artists. This piece, "Tree in a Bathroom," is an exploration of the human relationship with nature.
And so, the question remains: are plants the true masters of the art world?
Only time will tell, but until then, let us bask in the glory of these leafy masters.