I grew up surrounded by sunflowers, but I never truly appreciated them at the end of their life cycle. Over the last few years, however, I have taken to photographing various dead plants and critters I encounter during nature walks, even in the bustling heart of downtown Chattanooga. This new perspective has opened my eyes to the beauty and complexity of decay, allowing me to explore themes of life, death, and transformation in my work. Each image tells a story, capturing the poignant beauty found in the remnants of nature that often go unnoticed.

Jackson, Ann. (2020). Nothing Remains the Same. [Acrylic mixed media on canvas]. Red Bank, TN: Private Collection.
11″ x 14″

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