Hello Chelsart launches a series of handpainted seedpods that have been collected from all over Australia.
The artist, Chelsea, lives in Toowoomba, Australia, and sought to design a collection that highlighted the hidden beauties of the neglected natural environment. The artists collected seedpods and covered them in patterns and colors using acrylic paint. The artist calls this project "co-creating with nature" as a natural element - the seedpod - is her canvas. The artist collects the discarded seedpods that once were used as husks to protect seeds. That way, if a pattern does not work out, she is able to discard the seedpod into the garden or an organic waste bin.
Each seedpod design is unique and can be purchased via the artist's website, Hello Chelsart.
Earth-Embracing Artworks
Hello Chelsart Uses Natural Objects to Highlight the Earth's Hidden Gems
Trend Themes
1. Nature-inspired Art - The rise of nature-inspired art could create opportunities for artists to co-create with nature and highlight the beauty of the natural environment.
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Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry could explore eco-friendly alternatives and collaborate with nature to produce unique works of art.
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