Exploding Flower Series Sparks Fusion Quiet Nocturne in Water Digital

Exploding Flower Series Sparks Fusion Quiet Nocturne in Water DigitalThe Fusion series centres on studio grown floral forms cultivated from ancient specimens of allium, a species whose history of human cultivation extends back to the earliest records of civilisation. This lineage introduces a temporal dialogue between human intervention and the natural world, aligning botanical history with the long arc of cultural development. These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal

instead of ending up in land fill or worse

In the studio we call these the perfect travel companion as it helps you sleep in unfamiliar surroundings

giving discarded material removed from rivers

these works extend that lineage into an aquatic space

form briefly held

Asakusa District

Access includes immediate entry to the Private Reading Room while directly supporting production of the first printed edition

leaving only trace

repeatable studio conditions

Within the studio

tempering surfaces and allowing contours to hover between definition and dissolution

The process leaves a minimal carbon footprint