Reflection
A considerable number of rolled Magnolia leaves, with the velvety brown side facing outwards, are connected to each other using cocktail sticks. These rolls are used to fill an aluminum bowl in a similar brownish tint. Within this arrangement, the flowers of Clematis Amazing Sevilla are incorporated in a mirror image of the bowl. Note also the mirroring of the shape and color of the Magnolia rolls in the flower buds and petals.
Nature at its best
The white bowl is filled with special stones with holes formed by nature. They come from the Normandy coast, where the holes were created by wind and sea. The stones provide support for the branches and flowers that are inserted through the holes and between the stones in a natural line. Nature at its best. Materials used: Magnolia, Tulipa, Ornithogalum thyrsoides, Panicum virgatum, Lunaria annua.
Spring statement
On a robust, self-made base of sawn and burnt wooden planks, large, rubber-wrapped injection tubes are placed for the water supply of the flowers. These contain pink Tulipa ‘Royal Ten’, snowball (Viburnum ‘Roseum’), Salix ‘Snowflake’, Amaranthus ‘Yearming Desert’, Helleborus ‘Mammoth Red’, Vriesea, Pieris japonica and Magnolia.