Victor Majzner 'Wet Noon' nature that chart our transition from

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Victor Majzner 'Wet Noon' nature that chart our transition fromFlowers are with us in the best and worst of times. They commemorate a milestone, console a loss, betray the changing of seasons and wilt, a harbinger of disease. In his series of flowers, acclaimed Jewish Australian artist Victor Majzner considers this brevity of symbolism. He reflects that Flowers play a significant part in every human rite of passage. In Wet Noon, a European flower opens above a rain slicked Australian landscape; a disembodied hand