The phrase "representation nature" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something in which its nature is depicted or exemplified, for example: "The painting is a representation of nature, full of vibrant hues and serene beauty".
The images — which lie somewhere between scholar's rocks, microbes, Ernst Haeckl's taxonomies, and Edward Weston's vegetables — split the difference between abstraction and representation, nature and artifice, real and imagined.
While dramatic productions frequently conform to a written text, it is not the use of such a text but rather the fictional mimetic (from Greek mimēsis, "imitation," "representation") nature of the performer's behaviour that makes a work dramatic.
Thus, with the four masters, all of whom were noted for their lofty personal and aesthetic ideals, the art of landscape painting shifted from an emphasis on close representation of nature to a personal expression of nature's qualities.
They also found difficulty in creating a realistic representation of nature; "[computers] don't draw curves, but nature is all about curves", Houser explained.
"It brings a little representation of nature inside".
Constructed of handmade colored papers applied to metal-rod armatures, her sculptures, like "Dieldrin Molecule + Snail" (1999), offer a perverse and chilling representation of nature's beauty.
Giuseppe Penone's new installation at London's Whitechapel Gallery, in its series of Bloomberg commissions, is a powerful representation of nature.
With incense smoke emerging from the holes in the lid, the censer is an abundantly sensuous, fully animated representation of nature.
The irregular surface with a bit of a glow resulted from accidents in the course of firing, like drips of ash, so it is a literal representation of nature.
Art is not a mere imitation or representation of nature; art is the product of a creative force.
By making references only to the wilderness representation of nature, the cultural resonance of the agency's framing efforts remains limited to those residents who adhere to this specific representation of nature.
