藝術(shù)家用樹葉和花朵來創(chuàng)作令人著迷的鳥類肖像

藝術(shù)家用樹葉和花朵來創(chuàng)作令人著迷的鳥類肖像

Whether we've already discovered them or not, we all have our own ways of finding inner peace. For Hannah Bullen-Ryner, it comes through reconnecting with Mother Earth.

不管我們是否已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)了它們，我們都有自己尋找內(nèi)心平靜的方式。對(duì)Hannah Bullen-Ryner來說，它來自于與地球母親的重新連接。

Bullen-Ryner composes beautiful birds using only natural materials found locally and no permanent fixings. Scavenging her surroundings, she puts together flowers, leaves, twigs, and berries to form delicate portraits either on the woodland floor or under one small oak. When she's done, they last only a few moments before nature starts reclaiming them. Luckily, that brief period of time is enough for Hannah to photograph her artworks, or as she calls it, offerings to Mother Nature. Soon after, they get taken by the breeze, rearranged by the rain, or wriggled through by an insect and leave no trace behind.

布倫-瑞納用當(dāng)?shù)匕l(fā)現(xiàn)的天然材料合成美麗的鳥類，沒有永久的固定物。她清掃周圍的環(huán)境，把花、葉子、小樹枝和漿果放在一起，在林地地板上或一棵小橡樹下畫出精致的肖像。當(dāng)她完成的時(shí)候，它們只持續(xù)了幾分鐘，然后自然開始恢復(fù)它們。幸運(yùn)的是，這短暫的一段時(shí)間足以讓漢娜拍攝她的藝術(shù)作品，或者用她的話說，獻(xiàn)給大自然。過不了多久，它們就會(huì)被微風(fēng)帶走，被雨水重新排列，或者被昆蟲爬過而不留痕跡。

The artist says she creates to share her love for nature and to soothe her soul, and you can definitely feel it in the photos of her ephemeral pieces.

這位藝術(shù)家說，她創(chuàng)作是為了分享她對(duì)自然的熱愛，撫慰她的靈魂，你可以從她那些短暫作品的照片中明確地感受到這一點(diǎn)。

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