Wonderful tiny plant life
Would you like to invest additional time outside? Not everybody has the good fortune to reside deep in the woods or the water. Fortunately, you can take in the serene wonders of nature from the comfort of home thanks to the wall art created by Ukrainian designer Anna Paschenko (of Roslynka). Using plastic and genuine plants, she produces stunning, adaptable, and organic art.
Paschenko tells My Contemporary Met, “I travel a lot and get found in the environment itself. It is the best constructor, and all I have to do is use its distinctiveness in my creations. Every individually created work of wall art is unique, like a tiny environment complete with actual plant life. Paschenko says, “I utilize the fern and several kinds of moss along with twigs that I acquire while roaming. The magnificence throughout is the objective, after all.
Within flat, smooth steel frames, Paschenko creates complete seaside sceneries. She creates her tiny earthy landscapes using actual moss, black sand, and stones, while the sea is modeled in plastic. Every completed piece is so realistic that you might picture small extraterrestrial beings residing inside of it. Paschenko even adds a tiny model home tucked away in the thick forest in tact.
Other artworks use artful combinations of textural plants to convey the magnificence of jungle-like landscapes. Inside the framework, twigs, moss, and ferns all seem to be flourishing. Even though each piece has genuine natural materials, you don’t need to bother about maintaining the plants. “Kept stable moss preserves its colour and shape up to 10 years, fern up to 5 years,” claims Paschenko. No upkeep or irrigation is necessary.
View more of Paschenko’s moss and resin artwork below, and explore more of her work on Instagram and Etsy.
Using plastic and genuine plants, artist Anna Paschenko makes wall art with a natural theme.
Every item of handmade wall art is unique and resembles a tiny ecology.
The small forests and jungles were created by the artist using genuine moss and fern leaves.
The shoreline is made with actual black sand, and the sea is made of plastic.
There is no upkeep need for these works with a forest theme.
Just hang them up on the wall and take in their magnificence.
