Beneath the Waves: Capturing Life's Tragedy with Morphe Didius & Amathonte Butterflies empirical

Beneath the Waves: Capturing Life's Tragedy with Morphe Didius & Amathonte Butterflies empiricalThe Butterfly, or Swarm, series explores themes of transformation, fragility, and mortality through the symbolic and physical presence of butterflies suspended within water. Across cultures and histories, the butterfly has carried layered meanings regeneration, freedom, spirituality, and death most notably within Greek thought, where it is closely associated with the soul. These works engage with that symbolic lineage while grounding it in direct

from polluted landscapes

Dated 1992

These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal characteristics: complex

most notable the polluted oceans

Carbon black pigment fired porcelain ceramic

no commercial use or broadcasting either in part or whole at any time

If you are not selecting the UV varnish finish

each order will be selected from the collection at random

bronze sculpture made from recycled landfill rubbishweight +/- 9

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Water becomes an active agent within the composition

Available in a range of 5 sizes