I understand this question to mean "local diversity of human culture" (and not, for example, local biological diversity).
Local diversity can mean for example different food - different areas have their own food specialties).
It can also mean the customs and religions - for example how people eat (fork, chopstics, hands, etc).
Another example is the clothing, for example in India many women wear Saris, while in Europe women wear skirts or trousers.
<span>form: using lighting and contrast, he creates an ovular form to the basket
shape: using repeated shape of the lillies, he creates the impression of many flowers.
line: using line on the garment, he creates the effect of real textile
color: using tone in the colour of the lillies, he creates vibrancy
space: using contrast in light, he creates the illusion of depth of field between the basket carrier and the background.
texture: using detailed mark-making, he creates a visceral texture of the basket</span>
