Nashville, Tennessee artist, Karen Davis uses copper and enamel paint to create tole botanicals that she plants into found containers and embeds into resin on oil-painted canvas. 

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Her work is deeply influenced by the flowers her little girls picked from her garden; often finding the forgotten blooms in odd corners of her home on handkerchiefs. Being inspired by the shapes these pieces of fabric created, she started painting squares onto her canvases; placing her handmade florals just so. Her art centers around southern gardens, femininity, and her children.