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As an artist, I'm drawn to the brief nature of beauty and the quiet stories held within decaying forms. My journey into creating art with dried flowers began with a desire to capture a moment in time, to preserve the delicate intricacies of nature long after its vibrant bloom. I find immense satisfaction in transforming something seemingly discarded into a piece that evokes reflection and wonder.

My interest lies in exploring the tension between life and stillness, fragility and resilience. Each dried petal and stem, with its unique texture and faded hue, becomes a brushstroke in my installations and sculptures. I'm drawn to how these materials, once full of life, now carry a different kind of presence – a silent testament to cycles of growth, decline, and transformation. This practice allows me to contemplate themes of memory, loss, and the enduring power of natural forms.