Rhythmic

The base of this piece consists of a semicircular, decorative form made of dry Oasis (sec) with a plywood top. The handle is constructed from multiple wires and wrapped in silver-colored wire.

Torn, handmade paper in deep blue hues is applied layer by layer to the mold using wallpaper paste. This creates a layered surface where texture, color, and movement blend together, enhancing the decorative contours. On top of this base, a hundred blue Muscari flowers are carefully stacked and glued into a rhythmic, circular composition. A few accents of Alocasia leaves add a striking contrast.

A delicate balance

This bouquet features a base structure made of unannealed wire (1.4 mm), combined with a natural handle: an elderberry stem. A light, airy layer of split and carefully wrapped Phormium leaves is tied around this base, creating a transparent and decorative structure.

On the exterior, a refined interplay of shapes and textures unfolds: Fritillaria persica, Nepenthes, Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium, and Anigozanthos are arranged across the open structure. This creates an exciting balance between the supporting structure and floral expression, with transparency and lightness taking center stage. The color combination ties all the elements together and enhances the harmony of the whole.

Natural form

This body decoration features an organic base of Aristolochia and trailing Muehlenbeckia, which gracefully drape along the body. From this natural structure unfolds a botanical composition featuring a selection of striking flowers: Gloriosa superba ‘Simba Fifty Shades’, Camellia, Vanda, Cymbidium, Phalaenopsis, Fritillaria persica, Nepenthes, and leaf begonia.

The flowers and vines intertwine in a fluid interplay, yet each retains its own space and character. This creates a rich, layered, and voluminous composition in which elegance and natural expression enhance one another, lending the arrangement an almost living dynamism.

Layered composition

The petals of orange lilies are carefully separated and sorted by size and shape. They are then meticulously reassembled into a single harmonious whole. During this process of gluing with cold Oasis glue, a layered composition emerges in which other flower varieties also find their place. Subtle accents of Chasmanthium latifolium ‘Mantis’, Clematis ‘Amazing Kibo’, white Muscari, and Fritillaria weave their way among the lily petals, enhancing the whole into a rich and dynamic floral form.

Subdued

This bouquet is constructed around a finely woven wire frame (1.1 mm). Strands of olive leaves are draped over this structure, creating a soft, natural interplay of lines and enveloping the whole in a calm, organic movement. Amid these leaf structures, flowers of Clematis ‘Amazing Kansas’, Astrantia ‘Billion Star’, and Clematis ‘Amazing Kibo’ unfold. They are subtly interwoven into the composition, creating a refined layering in which each flower retains its own place and character. The result is a understated yet rich bouquet, where movement and lightness take center stage.

Play of lines

The base of this object is a semicircular, decorative form made of dry Oasis (sec) with a plywood top. The handle is constructed from multiple wires and wrapped in silver-colored wire. Tear-and-handmade paper was applied to the form layer by layer using wallpaper paste.

Forty stems of white Dendrobium were stripped of their flowers and twisted into long, graceful strands. Arranged across the upholstered form, they accentuate the interplay of lines and follow the contours of the piece. The result is an airy and refined composition with an almost ethereal quality.