Rebecca Louise Law | The Art of Us | Brunello Cucinelli
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The Art of Us shares the stories of artists and visionaries, exploring the transformative power of art and its impact on our lives. The second episode features Rebecca Louise Law, the English artist renowned for her immersive installations created with organic materials, particularly preserved flowers.

"I swapped my paint for flowers, and then I felt this freedom to be able to paint in the air."

"I think it's important to have handmade, crafted pieces that show time and that hold time."

Through her art, Rebecca finds beauty in fragility, in transformation, and in rebirth. In her works, flowers do not end with their natural life cycle, but instead capture time itself, becoming a tangible memory of what nature creates in an endless continuum.

"When you look at the flower and how perfect it is, and that we can preserve that, I feel like it does hold hope."

A shared vision of craftsmanship that transcends aesthetics, inviting us to slow down, reconnect with the natural world, and discover in transience a source of renewed vitality.

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