Venusian Sky
In astronomical phenomena, the belt of Venus is the pinkish light visible during twilight. I like to think of it as the moment day changes to night – highlighted by the spectacular colours painted in the sky. Animals that wandered during the day go to their resting place and make way for the ones nocturnal. This is their rhythm. Their changing of the guard.
Venusian Sky · 2017 · 150 × 80 cm
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Herbarium & menagerie
Species in this work
Every collage is built from my own photographs of real plants and animals. Here they are, named the way a naturalist would: common name, scientific name with its author, and the branch of the tree of life they grow on.
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Classification follows the GBIF Backbone, the IOC World Bird List and APG IV. Where a photograph only allows identification to genus or family, the name stops there.
Venusian Sky
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