Mia’s ongoing bloom series hybridize time, technology, and nature; botanicals take on new meaning as surreal stretching shapes bloom upward to reveal a DNA-like helix structure, inviting the audience to contemplate how species morph, change, survive, and thrive over time.
Through the use of expanded time and digital techniques, her botanical arrangements are a tribute to the ephemera; re-imagining and immortalising them for the digital-age.
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late summer blooms; delphinium, dahlia, blue lotus, and chrysanthemum, assembled in a Bianca Pintan ceramic vessel
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