Made of clay, wood, tobacco, cinnamon, cloves, straw and more, Morelos' latest room-size installation is a staggering confrontation of humanity's detachment from Mother Nature
Colombian artist Delcy Morelos (born 1967) is renowned for her sensorially rich, immersive sculptures and installations made from materials such as soil, clay and grass. Her large-scale earth installation Madre, constructed in the Hamburger Bahnhof, directly engages with the museum's collection of work by Joseph Beuys.
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Made of clay, wood, tobacco, cinnamon, cloves, straw and more, Morelos' latest room-size installation is a staggering confrontation of humanity's detachment from Mother Nature
Colombian artist Delcy Morelos (born 1967) is renowned for her sensorially rich, immersive sculptures and installations made from materials such as soil, clay and grass. Her large-scale earth installation Madre, constructed in the Hamburger Bahnhof, directly engages with the museum's collection of work by Joseph Beuys.
