Gwen Blakley Kinsler Quotes

By Creating Flowers From Plastic Bags (which Are Made With Substances Derived From Oil), He Addresses The Ecological Concerns Associated With The Material; That Is, He Has Fashioned Nature From The Very Object That Threatens It. In Doing So, He Also Comments On The Function Of Nature In Urban Settings (particularly Flowers), Which Are Manipulated Into Unnaturally Perfect Plots And Gardens, Ultimately Becoming As Urbanized As The Plastic Bags That One Assumes Are The Very Antithesis Of Nature.

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