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Le Matin

In a departure from the floral motifs of past series, Culver’s new series explores land forms and other natural elements. Terrene was inspired by a drive through the American West, where Culver took in the landscapes in each state, the changes in height and openness, and textures and forms — from greenery to dust. The works encourage us to meditate on the lessons nature teaches us, and remember the vastness of existence before humans arrived.

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Le Matin

In a departure from the floral motifs of past series, Culver’s new series explores land forms and other natural elements. Terrene was inspired by a drive through the American West, where Culver took in the landscapes in each state, the changes in height and openness, and textures and forms — from greenery to dust. The works encourage us to meditate on the lessons nature teaches us, and remember the vastness of existence before humans arrived.

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In a departure from the floral motifs of past series, Culver’s new series explores land forms and other natural elements. Terrene was inspired by a drive through the American West, where Culver took in the landscapes in each state, the changes in height and openness, and textures and forms — from greenery to dust. The works encourage us to meditate on the lessons nature teaches us, and remember the vastness of existence before humans arrived.