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My Zoo
Digital Photography, Plants , 70x70x1cm
My zoo, my botanic zoo.
My zoo includes a series of images dedicated to living beings that are part of the plant world. The series is part of a larger project that included other "zoo" (Gardens/botanical gardens). What I present for "Celeste prize" is "my zoo", and the first in the series. It Includes, in addition to 10 works proposed here, other images that for reasons of regulation I couldn't place and offer. Ever evolving project, my zoo botanic was designed and created to publicize and appreciate, at my way, with simplicity, the variegated world of plants with which we love surround us, and to accompany us in our lives. They live with us and grant us with their presence, their beauty ... in silence.
... The enviable wisdom of the plants, that do not scream, do not cat fight, do not eat one another, do not cain of fear, they're not always there to worry if the next day will be naughty or nice time, do not complain, they are not impatient, do not move constantly from one place to another, and without too much shining out, they just vegetate. (G. Soriano, Malomondo, 2013)
My zoo includes a series of images dedicated to living beings that are part of the plant world. The series is part of a larger project that included other "zoo" (Gardens/botanical gardens). What I present for "Celeste prize" is "my zoo", and the first in the series. It Includes, in addition to 10 works proposed here, other images that for reasons of regulation I couldn't place and offer. Ever evolving project, my zoo botanic was designed and created to publicize and appreciate, at my way, with simplicity, the variegated world of plants with which we love surround us, and to accompany us in our lives. They live with us and grant us with their presence, their beauty ... in silence.
... The enviable wisdom of the plants, that do not scream, do not cat fight, do not eat one another, do not cain of fear, they're not always there to worry if the next day will be naughty or nice time, do not complain, they are not impatient, do not move constantly from one place to another, and without too much shining out, they just vegetate. (G. Soriano, Malomondo, 2013)
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