This egg-shaped sculpture is formed of 48 semicircular vertical cardboard modules, and covered irregularly with a number of flowers, made from thin coated paper that has been crushed and ironed before processing. The egg, commonly perceived as a universal symbol of life and resurrection, stands metaphorically for a personal and universal rebirth after a period of struggle. The flowers echo the hidden symbols and meanings of historical flower still lifes in Dutch painting.
Detailed Features
● Type: Sculpture
● Dimensions: 50 H x 50 Ø cm
● Material: Paper, cardboard, glue
● Date: 2022
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