An Invitation to See Beyond
Guided by observation and intuition, my work begins with seeing what others might overlook… the line of a branch, a shadow, a quiet detail. In these simple elements, I discover nature as poetry.
Through the gathering of materials and a fresh way of seeing, I explore a practice rooted in simplicity and presence, like a meditation.
In ikebana, space is essential, an invisible energy that gives life to form, shaped through the careful placement of materials. It becomes a living expression of ma, where form, emptiness, and breath exist in quiet balance.
Above all, I seek to invite you into a different way of seeing, one that slows down, notices, and reconnects with the beauty that surrounds us.
Australian Flora
“Surrounded by sculptural, raw, and wild materials, I feel deeply privileged to explore their expressive potential.”
Ikebana & Paper
“Paper invites freedom, folded, torn, or sculpted, it becomes a playful material that opens new creative paths.”
Ikebana in Dialogue
“My ikebana practice draws inspiration from artists and multiple art forms, inviting a playful dialogue between creative worlds.”
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In dialogue with Jewellery
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In dialogue with the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama
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In dialogue with Andersen's tale
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In dialogue with Painting
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In dialogue with the French fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier
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In dialogue with Zen Garden
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In dialogue with Calligraphy
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In dialogue with Dance
