using flower petals to recreate corporate and religious brand iconographyThe Floral Brand Icons series reconstructs familiar commercial insignia using thousands of individual flower petals, assembled as sculptural compositions and documented underwater. Petals drawn from cultivated tulips and roses are submerged in purified water, where movement, buoyancy, and air create a shifting, dreamlike visual field. By translating instantly recognisable brand symbols into fragile organic matter, the works destabilise the language of

capturing a moment where destruction and form briefly coincide

Carbon black pigment fired porcelain ceramic

The soothing floral aroma calms a racing mind

held together only by balance

What appears at first as a logo reveals itself instead as a temporary and vulnerable structure

A luxurious cushion featuring a unique underwater artwork of artist Alexander James Hamilton

Material character

Dimensions: 48 x 48 cm

those themes are rearticulated through water

The print is of a rare variety of Paris Tulip from the 'Vanitas' series 2009 - ongoing

Sakura (cherry blossom) Taxi II

Framed image is for viewing reference only