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Iris print -Signed, Dated and Numbered // Roni Horn’s To Nest, Number 5 is a limited edition iris print that examines themes of nature, repetition, and subtle variation. The composition features two identical clusters of pale eggs nestled in a textured, earthy nest. This mirrored imagery invites contemplation of the natural world's quiet symmetry and the cycles within. Horn’s work often blurs the boundaries between photography and other media, exploring the intersection of identity and place. The piece's detailed textures evoke a sense of intimacy, drawing the viewer into the quiet, protective space of the nest.
To Nest, Number 5, 1997 / 2001
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Iris print -Signed, Dated and Numbered // Roni Horn’s To Nest, Number 5 is a limited edition iris print that examines themes of nature, repetition, and subtle variation. The composition features two identical clusters of pale eggs nestled in a textured, earthy nest. This mirrored imagery invites contemplation of the natural world's quiet symmetry and the cycles within. Horn’s work often blurs the boundaries between photography and other media, exploring the intersection of identity and place. The piece's detailed textures evoke a sense of intimacy, drawing the viewer into the quiet, protective space of the nest.
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