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| | | Thomas Florschuetz: RicochetEssays by Hubertus von Ameluxen, Eugen Blume and Jhim Lamoree.
It is above all the intrinsically bizarre form of the orchid that occasions Thomas Florschuetz's Flower Pieces. By means of cool stage settings and the blown-up extravagance of their natural size, the anthropomorphic forms of these flora are transformed into something that cannot be clearly named, but which stands as a metaphor of proliferative being even today.
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 13 x 9 in. / 88 pgs / 53 color.
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ISBN: 9783933807571
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| Thomas Florschuetz: Ricochet Published by Richter Verlag.
Essays by Hubertus von Ameluxen, Eugen Blume and Jhim Lamoree. It is above all the intrinsically bizarre form of the orchid that occasions Thomas Florschuetz's Flower Pieces. By means of cool stage settings and the blown-up extravagance of their natural size, the anthropomorphic forms of these flora are transformed into something that cannot be clearly named, but which stands as a metaphor of proliferative being even today.
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