My piece for the opening of AIFD’s 2022 Symposium Roots. Titled “Temple” draws inspiration from the climate crisis, the need to create sustainable works that reflect the microcosm/macrocosm of our world. Destruction and renewal, the beauty inherent in des

by babylonfloraldesign · 4 years ago · via Instagram

Today’s focus, the endless possibilities of design with 100% organic material (metal bowl excluded) dare I say this arrangement is 100% biodegradable. This design is asymmetrical,decorative, free line order, horizontal proportion .

by babylonfloraldesign · 1 year ago · via Instagram

All wired and taped asymmetrical wedding bouquet constructed using the spiderweb structure and a handrail technique with natural branch and wire support. Light as a feather! ( ok maybe a small bird)

by babylonfloraldesign · 1 year ago · via Instagram

Form linear, one of the styles that heavily influences me, with roots from Ikebana it is complicated in its simplicity. I deliberately chose a line order that I was uncomfortable with to push my comfort zone. That is my purpose here to learn from the best

by babylonfloraldesign · 1 year ago · via Instagram