Eye Heart Spleen by Camila Carlow is Made Out of Plants & Flowers
Meghan Young — June 9, 2014 — Art & Design
References: eyeheartspleen & thisiscolossal
Eye Heart Spleen by Camila Carlow, a Guatemalan-born artist based in Bristol, England, is an art series that pays tribute to some of the most important parts of the human body: its internal organs. Constructed from plants and flowers, it brings attention to these often grotesquely portrayed organs in beautiful way through plants and flowers.
Comprised of 13 sculptures in total, Eye Heart Spleen by Camila Carlow also comments on nature. Like nature, human organs work way effortlessly and unnoticed. Carlow writes, "[P]lants flourishing in the urban environment are a testament to nature’s indifference to our goings on. They grow out of the sides of buildings, in brick walls and between the cracks in concrete, despite of the traffic and pollution." Organs work in spite of unhealthy habits as well.
Comprised of 13 sculptures in total, Eye Heart Spleen by Camila Carlow also comments on nature. Like nature, human organs work way effortlessly and unnoticed. Carlow writes, "[P]lants flourishing in the urban environment are a testament to nature’s indifference to our goings on. They grow out of the sides of buildings, in brick walls and between the cracks in concrete, despite of the traffic and pollution." Organs work in spite of unhealthy habits as well.
Trend Themes
1. Biophilic Art - Creating art with natural elements like plants and flowers, bringing attention to the beauty of nature and human anatomy.
2. Organic Sculptures - Using natural materials to construct sculptures that depict human organs, offering a unique perspective on the human body.
3. Nature-inspired Commentary - Exploring the relationship between nature and human biology through art and raising awareness about the resilience of both.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Opportunity for artists and designers to incorporate natural elements into their work, blurring the lines between art and nature.
2. Health and Wellness - Applying the concept of biophilic art to healthcare spaces, creating a calming and healing environment through nature-inspired sculptures.
3. Environmental Conservation - Using art to promote conservation efforts, highlighting the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting it for future generations.
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