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Early-20th-century Swiss painter/textile artist Alice Bailly is a whole mood.
(To hell with this guy, though:
“She translated the Cubism of Picasso, Braque & Gris into a decorative Rococo decadence…..Throughout her work style was always more important than substance. They have a certain charm in their lack of psychology.” (I went and glanced at your pictures, dude, Bailly’s are way better)
Apparently Joey “Crime Pays, Botany Doesn’t” Santore is also a guerrilla gardener:
He admits to being borderline contemptuous of maples and rosebushes. His priority is making habitats, not only leaves and pretty flowers. “I just want to create a more pleasant place to go,” he says, “and provide some sort of food or benefit to birds, bugs, and shit like that.”
(To hell with this guy, though:
“She translated the Cubism of Picasso, Braque & Gris into a decorative Rococo decadence…..Throughout her work style was always more important than substance. They have a certain charm in their lack of psychology.” (I went and glanced at your pictures, dude, Bailly’s are way better)
Apparently Joey “Crime Pays, Botany Doesn’t” Santore is also a guerrilla gardener:
He admits to being borderline contemptuous of maples and rosebushes. His priority is making habitats, not only leaves and pretty flowers. “I just want to create a more pleasant place to go,” he says, “and provide some sort of food or benefit to birds, bugs, and shit like that.”
