In words of the fauvist artist Henri Matisse: “There are always flowers for those who want to see them”. A way of understanding life with an essential optimist and loving nature to become part of us, living with it and let it transport you to magical places. There are people who live with this philosophy, decorating and wrapping spaces in such peculiar ways, transforming something bleak into something fascinating.

“Flower House”, Detroit (United Estates)

In November 2014 Lisa Waud, florist and owner of Pot & Box, decided to do something interesting with an abandoned house in Detroit. So she bought it for 250$ and turned it into this ephemeral floral installation. It was attended by other florists in several states such as Ohio, New York and even Canada.

“Dior SS16 Fashion Show” by Raf Simons x Dior

The first collection of Raf Simons for Dior was Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2016 and he decided to make flowers the stars of the event. He decorated the Rodin Museum in Paris with an incredible performance. A colossal structure was created as a hill lined with over 400,000 lavenders. He creates the magic of a fairy tale.

“Postures” by Carl Kleiner

Carl Kleiner, Swedish conceptual photographer, shows in this series of photographs minimalist sculptures made ​​of flowers, which are put up with a fine wire. With this, he wants to express different emotions through flowers. For example, the flower bud stuck with the ground represents the feeling of sadness. This work gets you to imagine a story of harmony mixing the delicacy of the flowers with the cold material of their surroundings, forming the sensations and feelings that characterize people. Just a spectacular work of art.