RAWBLOOM MEADOWS

These works emerged as a continuation of my work with nature - a space where form, material and imagination meet. Where the study of leaves and flowers was rooted in observation, the blooming meadows open into a more intuitive landscape. It is a world of organic forms, shaped by the same quiet intelligence I encountered in the forest, yet allowed to expand, evolve and transform.

Each piece of work carried a sense of growth - as if it belonged to a living system, where nothing was static, and everything was in the process of becoming. There is a softness in these works, but also a strength. A sense of something both ancient and emerging. They are not literal gardens, but a field of presence. A place where nature is not replicated, but reimagined.

Through this work, I explored how life expresses itself beyond the visible - how it takes shape through intuition, through material, and through a deep listening to what wanted to emerge. It was an ongoing dialogue between earth and imagination, between what was known and what was still unfolding.