Land Art

A project at the intersection of floral design, sculpture, and landscape art, created for an international land art competition.

Natural materials became the foundation of three-dimensional compositions, where expressive forms emerge through intertwined branches, flowing lines, and organic textures.

Every curve and woven pattern preserves the unique character of the material. Warm wood tones connect the sculptures with the surrounding landscape, while the open spaces between the branches allow light and air to flow through them. Viewed from different angles, new silhouettes and details emerge, transforming the perception of depth and volume.

These artworks become an integral part of the open landscape, engaging in a dialogue with the trees, sky, and natural terrain.

They invite viewers to pause, discover familiar natural materials from a new perspective, and experience how simple elements can be transformed into artistic expression.