Wilted flowers

Nov 3, 2014 - Still life of dying flowers photographed by Jamie Beck at Ann Street Studio

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Artist Lilla Tabasso (previously) traps bouquets and tufts of grass at their most precarious stages of life. From her studio in Milan, she creates delicate glass sculptures of wilting flowers and rough clusters of sod that have just breached their prime, capturing how they elegantly bow and collapse as they decay. “The focus is on the way in which they burst with life and vigor at first bloom until eventually the passage of time inevitably takes its toll,” the artist says. More

flower with signs of decay

Description Antique floral greetings post card Circa early 20th century Divided back, golden age (1907 - 1915) A painted image of a droopy tulip, past its prime. V I N T A G E S T O C K #postcardstock #vintagestock #deltiology #oldpaper All of my uploads are from my personal collection of antique paper ephemera and offered here as free use, no-restrictions stock images and resources. Do with them whatever you like Be creative, enjoy! My Gallery yesterdays-paper.deviantart.co… …

the ubiquitous wilted flowers processed with flypaper textures

A single dead flower in a glass vase. To light this still life subject I used three speedlites. The background is a black card lit by a bare 580EX11 zoomed to 50deg. The backlight was a 580EX11 fitted with a snoot, the light just catching the petals on the top right of the flower head. The third 580EX11 in a stripbox was positioned to the left of the subject and provides the reflection on the glass. The basic post processing was done with lightroom 5 and a texture was added to the background…

Italian glass artist Lilla Tabasso captures the vitality of flowers in her delicate and precise botanical sculptures. Though a first thought would be to celebrate that Tabasso’s glass creations have the decorative advantage of never wilting, the artist depicts the full life cycle of blossoms and includes fading flowers alongside fresh ones. She often includes the word “Vanitas” in the titles of her sculptures that show decaying blossoms, a reference to the 17th-century Dutch still life…