This collection features 3D-modeled paper prints of soap bubble bouquets, capturing the delicate interplay between fragility and time. The prints are produced using inkjet technology on Canson paper with a satin finish, and are available in both anodized aluminum and custom wood frames. Each piece in the series portrays iris branches seemingly suspended in mid-air, floating against various shades of the sky—midday blue, dawn pink, or dusk gray.
The floating bouquets are rendered with a spectral allure, thanks to the textured appearance of the bubbles. This texture symbolizes the ephemeral and fragile nature of time, echoing the transient beauty of these delicate forms. The irises, chosen for their upward growth and symbolic representation of wisdom and power, add a layer of depth to the composition. Their swirling, progressive flowers reflect the slow, patient process required in nurturing plants—a metaphor for the deliberate pace needed to honour the natural rhythm of life.
In a world increasingly driven by speed and productivity, this work serves as a meditation on the need for a gentler approach to time. The anxieties surrounding time—whether it feels as though it's slipping away or overwhelming us—are mirrored in the ephemeral nature of the soap bubbles. The series invites reflection on how we often overlook the need for self-care, which is frequently misunderstood as consumerism, rather than a genuine, nurturing practice.
Sculpture
On paper
Digital
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