Ninth International Conference on The Image

Abstract

This research asks what it means to inhabit a globalized art world and concentrate mainly on contemporary art forms of photography, particularly on such phenomena as still-life of floral photography. In fact, photography is the most vital, universal means of communication of ideas between peoples and nations and the paper will analyze the role of plants in photography through focusing on the works of Japanese and European artists. By analyzing concepts, context, cultural backgrounds, individual motivations and archetypes, art plays an important role in enabling us to imagine change for inhabiting a globalized world. Through studying artists’ working experience and their contributions to art history, we can discover important insights and inspiration for perspectives on the future art scene. The findings may be useful in understanding the role of tulips as a vital form of visual communication.