"Inorganic Flora", brought to life by Japanese artist Macoto Murayama, reveals to us completely new findings and studies of flowers like nothing you've seen prior. He first of all gets a variety of pictures and drawings of vegetation from practically every perspective. Next he works by using many digital applications to generate highly visual works. By showcasing and separating particular components of the flora, Murayama wants to present the technical as well as nearly mechanical elements of these natural organisms.
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