
Mathilde Roussel is a French artist. Based in Paris, Roussel works in various materials for her sculptures but one of her most remembered work is the Living Grass. This collection shows the transformation of soil wheat and seeds, fabric and recycled material to show the effects of transformation of material as a metaphor of the human body. After installation, the figures transform over the period of exhibition showing. Time sculpts the forms, makes them change and then decay.
For more of the grass sculptures. The artist’s statement can be read here

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This is so cool!
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Thank you!
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You are welcome.
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Powerful! Thanks for sharing. Btw: This looks like an interesting blog, and good for you for keeping and sharing your connection to your heritage.
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Thank you very much Carina. 🙂
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These sculptures look amazing, and so original. I meant to say this earlier, but I had to rush out. 🙂
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I am so glad you like them Millie. Remember the small ones they sell at markets? They do here in Australia. Taking it to a larger man-size is amazing. I was impressed.
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This is so interesting! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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I’ve never seen nor heard of anything like this before. Absolutely fascinating. Thank for sharing. ❤
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You are very welcome! ❤ I am glad you like them. I love them.
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You are welcome.
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Thank you very much Norma. They are great! 🙂
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