Step into a dreamlike realm of photographic gardens and curious specimens, where illusion feels natural and the line between truth and imitation becomes delightfully uncertain. Featuring sculptural elements and video projection, this exhibition invites viewers to look closely and consider how beauty, perception and imitation merge within both nature and its manufactured reflections. Featuring Natalie Finney photographs and floral sculptural installation by Domenica Vavala of Lupini Floral.
Image: Natalie Finney, A Feast of False Abundance (detail) photograph
Frankston Arts Centre
27-37 Davey Street
Frankston VIC 3199
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