Art
Written By Thu Sister

Mother Nature

Feeding each other is an act of love in Asian culture. After a meal, my parents would ask us to cut up fruit for dessert. “Mother Nature” is a greenhouse of some of the fruits my parents loved most and some of the fruits they grew in our childhood home backyard.

    • Event: Ah Haa School for the Arts immersive art takeover, “HAHA”

    • Organizer: Kristin Kwasniewski

    • Location: Telluride, CO

    • Material: Fleece, polyester fiber fill, artificial moss

    • Year: 2025

Photo courtesy of Ah Haa School for the Arts.

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