Heather Kadar
Natural outdoor environments influences Heather Kadar‘s art, drawing upon everyday scenes that are somewhat unfamiliar and filled with life. Her artistic direction is to photograph life as she sees it in nature. Heather’s recent work focuses on the intricate details and geometric forms that are inherent in nature. The large-scale photographs are from an ongoing series titled ‘Sonoran Desert’. Her connection to the desert has influenced Heather to create photographs that challenge the way we view nature and helps us to invesetigate and experience the symbiotic relationship between natural design and life on earth.
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