The New York artist and landscape designer Paula Hayes has been widely known for her botanical sculptures which are basically vessels made from blown glass, silicone, or acrylic and filled with a rich variety of plant life expressing the imaginative containers and the microcosmic universes within. Recently Hayes has considered for a museum a fifteen-foot-long, wall-mounted horizontal sculpture and a free-standing, egg-shaped, floor-to-ceiling structure full of a variety of living plants. These vessels will definitely lit up the museum especially during winter season. Design by Paula Haynes.

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