Nathalie Djurberg is a Swedish artist who has constructed towering clay flowers for the infamous Venice Biennale art show.
These flowers confront viewers with the complex nature of emotions in a terrifying and artistic way. Check out the flower exhibition, called 'experiment,' to see what people have been raving about.
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Towering Clay Flowers
Nathalie Djurberg Creates a Surrealistic Garden of Eden
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