Can 17,000 etched flowers reveal the fragility of our planet?
Join award-winning artist Zadok Ben-David for a virtual tour of his exhibition, Natural Reserve. This immersive experience explores the delicate relationship between humanity and the environment through intricate miniature works and monumental installations.
The exhibition, held at the Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art, features the 360-degree installation ‘Blackfield’. This specific work is composed of more than 17,000 etched flowers, designed to reflect on the increasing vulnerability of the natural world.
Set against the backdrop of the climate crisis and the ongoing negotiations at COP26, Ben-David's work uses sculpture and art to prompt reflection on human nature and our impact on the earth's ecosystems.
Source: Virtual tour: Natural Reserve with Zadok Ben-David
