Pride: Rebecca Louise Law's blooming floral sculptures inspired by a deadly sin
As one of the seven deadly sins, pride is the opposite of humility. How would pride be portrayed today? That was the challenge set for British artist Rebecca Louise Law – featured previously – who works with real flowers in her elaborate installations.
© Rebecca Louise Law
To honour Aarhus as Capital of Culture for 2017, Law's debut exhibition at Denmark's Skovgaard Museum will showcase a series of prints, sculpture and installation artwork surrounding the theme of Pride.
The flowers will slowly wilt and wither during the course of the exhibition. Touching upon the Vanitas tradition, Pride will comment upon the ephemerality of nature and challenge the natural progression of decay.
Available to see from 3rd February until 28th May. Details can be found on the Aarhus 2017 website.
Via Creative Boom submission | All images courtesy of Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
© Rebecca Louise Law
Editor's Picks
Trending
Latest Jobs
Strategy Director at Landor
Full-time·New York·$150,000 – $175,000
Junior Designer, Men's Footwear at Tecovas
Full-time·Austin·$65,000 – $70,000
Verbal Identity Fellow at Interbrand
Full-time·New York·$30 per hour
Senior Visual Designer at Scout Motors
Full-time·Remote·$130,000 – $160,000
Brand Manager DACH Markets at Factorial
Full-time·Barcelona·€50,000 – €60,000
Copywriter at Peloton
Full-time·New York·$106,300 – $125,750
