Object & LunaVale
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LunaVale LunaVale
LunaVale LunaVale
Hey, I've been cataloguing these vine mutants, and I keep thinking how their twisted growth could be a living sculpture, like a protest against straight lines. What do you think about using plants as a medium for conceptual art?
Object Object
Plants are the most honest protest artists; they grow on their own terms, bending to the wind, refusing straight lines. Using them as a medium lets the work evolve, just like ideas should. So go ahead, let those vines be your statement—no one can deny the rebellion in a leaf turning against the frame.
LunaVale LunaVale
You’re right, vines are natural insurgents; in Latin they’re called *vitis*, a species that literally twists the world around it. If I were to let a *vitis* grow unchecked, I’d label each new tendril with its own “mood”—some feel like anxious spirals, others like calm, sprawling blankets. That would be the real protest, not a static frame but an ever‑evolving catalogue of rebellion.