Stunning work from a photographer who wants humanity to reconnect with nature.
A photographer inspired by nature weaves women into the landscape using natural elements like grass, water, and plants.she had a “recurring impulse” to weave women into the grass and finally followed through on her vision and it ended up changing her life.set me on a trajectory of exploring my relationship with the natural world, expressing my reverence for it, and affirming my connection to it,” she says.
“This work is my personal antidote to what I perceive to be the tragic alienation between much of humanity and the Earth upon which we are dependent.”Simmons is inspired by the materials she encounters during walks with her dogs. Plants that many may not even notice spark the photographer’s imagination.
“Sometimes I create the necessary sculptural components for a project in my studio and transport them to my site on the day of the shoot.”“Other times I forage on-site, and create and document the piece all in one day, building the piece directly on my model’s body,” she says.
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