julia oleynik explores the possibilities of floral clay, capturing different stages of flowering through intricate textures and precise toning.

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with delicate details and fuzzy surfaces, ann wood's papery fungi appear freshly picked from the forest floor.

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with maison perrier-jouët, fernando laposse interprets nature's pollination process by crafting glass-like floral sculpture for design miami.

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from a pile of moss cascading from the chimney to an emerging green vortex, 'think nature' invites visitors to immerse themselves in the greenery.

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this floral installation merges the ephemeral beauty of flowers with the fleeting glow of fireworks.

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the withering flowers are replaced daily, their various hues of orange and recalling a glistening sunset on the horizon.

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azuma makoto presents the third part of his in bloom series, a submerged botanical sculpture swaying in the currents of the ocean.

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the researchers spot the new rosy pink orchid species near hachijo island in tokyo, japan and name it spiranthes hachijoensis.

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Azuma Makoto unveils new frozen flower sculpture   Japanese floral artist Azuma Makoto is known for creating intricate works of art focusing on flowers. Over the course of his career, he has flown colorful bouquets into space, and submerged them in water, while he has also preserved flowers in ice sculptures, not once but twice. […]

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the plant-like centerpiece by spacemen is encircled by a composition of custom furniture made of precious stones and marble.

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