Earth Laughs in Flowers: Early Fall ITA organic shapes and an aesthetic

organic shapes and an aesthetic inspired by pop culture and cartoons

it is titled and dated in the center of the lower margin and numbered ed

playful gesture that recalls the power of the gaze and the creative act

This type of pattern became popular in the 1960s because of its similarity to the psychedelic patterns typical of LSD culture

a graphic element reminiscent of the perforation of film

Earth Laughs in Flowers: Early Fall ITA organic shapes and an aestheticDavid LaChapelle Earth Laughs in Flowers: Early Fall David LaChapelle's work, Earth Laughs in Flowers: Early Fall is a chromogenic print on Dibond produced in a limited edition of 3 copies and 2 artist's proofs. In the center is a still life, with predominantly floral elements, surrounded by everyday objects: cordless telephones, crushed plastic bottles, and glasses, statuettes of deities, a glass stained with blood, and cigarette butts. The work