Flowers above us
Flower-shaped forms sweep beneath a glass roof in red, orange and yellow. Photography by Lu Heng.
The flowers climb through the frame in loose, branching curves. Their red and yellow edges catch the light, while the roof behind them divides the blue sky into pale rectangles.
Looking upward brings both structures together. The roof offers straight lines to follow; the flowers keep turning away from them, carrying the eye across the space.
In the exhibition Work 345 of 363
Life Itself
Small Things Kept
Before We Explain the World
See this photograph in the exhibition