azuma

This model is inspired by the style of the works of Azuma Makoto, a Japanese florist. His works are photographed by Shiinoki Shunsuke.

It's a style that places flowers and plants at the center of creation, not as simple decorative elements, but as raw materials and the main subject. The approach combines a careful botanical eye with a sculptural approach. Each composition reveals a tension between the fragility of the plant and its presentation.

The aesthetic is characterized by great formal precision: symmetry, purity, and balance of masses are carefully crafted. Color plays an essential role: saturated, vibrant, and sometimes almost unreal, it reinforces the visual power of the plant.

This style is also distinguished by an experimental dimension. The compositions can be ephemeral, intended to evolve over time—to fade, to transform—emphasizing the fleeting beauty of nature. The work thus highlights the impermanence and vital energy of the plant, while incorporating it into arrangements that give it a sculptural and spectacular presence.