C1R: Laura Genhardt (Oxford Brookes Show 2010)

Please help me know that the fruit language of your biog is the changing of nature to the bloom of seedlings, the bright colours of blossom and handiwork of the stamen etc. The land is full to the seasons, the spring and summer to the growth and nurturing of the fine, the loved and endearing fruit of nature.

Our eyes on nature, our eyes on ourselves as reflectors of our environment. I, as a man, look to a woman to bloom.

The manufacture of Art Work to prove that point brought about the making of Caravaggio and the Still life, full of the bearing of fruit. Indeed the Dutch, ever so resourceful as the bankers to the world of carriage and business around the globe, were the ilk of the 16 century. The linen hence bought, the perfection of tulips celebrated. Here was an age of glorified love for finery. Perhaps, with the decay of an empire close behind it, to England no less. The dutch were a victim of the blooming wonder of nature. Theirs and the softening touches of luxury.

The Brits took over only to find the myths too great to uphold after war. Our fragile natures, only too evident in these the beginning of a new government, our confidence - a lame myth that no words will cover up. We seeking to re-generate to the fruits of our endeavours.

Good luck to you, a representative of our age.

C1R: Laura Genhardt (Oxford Brookes Show 2010)Scale
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