Another masterpiece from the Morton Arboretum, this figure appears to be pulling open her own chest to reveal a hollow interior filled with trees. It’s a literal representation of keeping nature close to your heart, encouraging passersby to walk through the opening and see the world from a new perspective.
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Standing tall at the Morton Arboretum, this motherly figure made of interlaced branches seems to be emerging directly from the earth. Daniel Popper’s work often explores the bridge between humanity and nature, inviting visitors to step inside the sculpture and feel the embrace of the woods.
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Lorenzo Quinn is world-renowned for his massive sculptures of hands, and “Give” is one of his most poignant. By placing a real olive tree (first photo) within the palms of these giant white hands, he creates a powerful symbol of our responsibility to nurture and protect the life that sustains us.
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