
06/30/2025
Finally taking a breath to share the wonderful experience of the Chelsea Flower Show last month. We were so fortunate to be invited by to take part in Creative Spaces, a new area in the installations that asks us to imagine the future of floristry.
Our design was titled Remnants, a living eulogy to a sculptural fallen pine. The tree had become gnarled and severed from its roots, but new life flourished in a habitat cradled by its snaking branches. Through this specimen and the environment we imagined for it, viewers were invited to embrace the natural world in all its stages of reproduction and rot.
We also had the great fortune of tearing many of the materials for the piece from our very great friends and ‘s majestic landscape in Worcestershire. (Honestly, this was the only enticement I needed to agree to the project.) The invasive equisetum of their beautiful dappled wood became a swampy muse, what had been a snack for dinosaurs now rising out of our biers. We built campfire structures from lichen-encrusted cherry branches and crutches from green-tinged yew.
Built with and . A big thank you to without whom none of this would have been possible, and the wonderful
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