Kew Gardens | Life in Death

Kew Gardens, London, Photography

During our recent visit to Kew Gardens for the orchid festival, we also took time to see Rebecca Louise Law’s beautiful installation, Life in Death.  DSC_0075The exhibition showcases her personal collection of plants and flowers, dried and preserved over a six year period. Apparently, it is her most intricate large-scale artwork to date and examines our relationship with flowers and plants and how they are used, particularly through rituals.DSC_0077.JPG

IMG_0854.JPGThe installation is at Kew until 11th March 2018.

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Life in West London; married to The Brainy One; mum to The Boy Child. This is where I share most aspects of my everyday life. I hope you'll stay awhile.

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  1. That display has a real ethereal feel about it. I know I can be a bit of a Potter head, but for some reason your second photo reminded me of the veil that Sirius goes through in book 5.

    I hope you are staying safe & warm in the snow & cold being visited upon London.

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