The artwork, titled “Art Forms in Nature 95,” was created by Karl Blossfeldt in 1928. It belongs to the medium of photography and is part of the documentary photography movement. It is classified within the photo genre and is a piece from the series “Urformen der Kunst (Art Forms in Nature).”
The artwork displays a highly detailed and sharply focused black and white photograph of a botanical subject. The image captures the intricate form and texture of what appears to be a flower or plant structure, displaying the natural symmetry and geometric beauty found in nature. The photograph’s tonal contrasts and lighting emphasize the organic contours and delicate details of the specimen, reflecting Blossfeldt’s meticulous attention to the natural world’s forms and patterns. This artistic work demonstrates the intersection of scientific observation and artistic expression, highlighting the inherent artistry found in natural forms.
