With the fantastic weather, we feel very flowery. Today we want to dedicate the inspirational article to Makoto Azuma, a Japanese artist who works with flowers in a wonderful way. His work, Flower Box (2015), is a representation of the change of form in life and death. That is a theme that always incorporates in all of his works. With Flower Box he shows the transformation of about 200 varieties of flowers and their fleeting death. How they lose their shape and their bright colors slowly. In this way the work is dedicated to flower, to eternity and to the imperishable.
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