
1997
Silk, plastic, and wire
Each of the delicate silk flowers in Jim Hodges' Changing Things is rhythmically arranged on the wall in a grand bouquet or display. Flowers are images of the celebration of beauty and life, but they also eventually fall to the ground and die. Hodges evokes the fragility and precariousness of life while celebrating its mysteries and beauty. Each of the delicate silk flowers in Jim Hodges' Changing Things is rhythmically arranged on the wall in a grand bouquet or display. Flowers are images of the celebration of beauty and life, but they also eventually fall to the ground and die. Hodges evokes the fragility and precariousness of lif
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