UK-based, Guatemalan-born artist Camila Carlow took on the significant undertaking of mimicking the human organs in her series Eye Heart Spleen.
Carlow collected wild plants in the early morning from Bristol and photographed the unusual arrangements in natural daylight. Intertwined branches serve as the trachea leading to the lungs and a large cluster of greenery becomes a human eyeball in the assortment of intricate sculptures.
“This work invites the viewer to regard our vital structures as beautiful living organisms, and to contemplate the miraculous work taking place inside our bodies, even in this very moment,” says Carlow.
via Junk Culture
