Whether you find them morbid or romantic, these Rebecca Stevenson sculptures are nothing short of stunning. The dynamic art pieces depict woodland creatures like deer and bears in a non-traditional way. Stevenson's alabaster figurines are infused with intricate flowers and botanical details that appear to grow out of the skin of her animal subjects.
Resembling the moss that grows atop a fallen tree, these flower-infused sculptures are intricate and conceptual. The gorgeous art pieces are somewhat disturbing at first glance but reveal crystallized elements that are a colorful addition to the all-white forms.
According to Rebecca Stevenson, her latest body of work "investigates the relationship between innocence, consumption and desire." Her pieces explore botanical and anatomical forms and depict the beauty and vulnerability of wild creatures.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flower-infused Sculptures
- Opportunity for artists to incorporate natural elements into their sculptures in unexpected ways.
- Exploration of Innocence, Consumption and Desire
- Opportunity for new artwork that explores different themes surrounding these concepts.
- Non-traditional Animal Depiction
- Opportunity to depict animals in unexpected ways to create art that is both beautiful and thought-provoking.
Where This Applies
- Fine Art
- Opportunity for artists to incorporate new ideas and techniques into their work and push the boundaries of traditional art.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity to create unique and eye-catching decor pieces that incorporate natural elements and are conversation starters.
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to take inspiration from these sculptures and incorporate intricate botanical details into their designs.
