Flowers of New York is inspired by the concept of becoming, originating in ancient Greece’s eastern region and popularized by the philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus. The collection represents the phrase in Plato’s Cratylus: “All entities move, and nothing remains still.” This abstract garden reveals the fleeting forms of reality captured in a dynamic nature.

The images in this series recreate light and wind as expressive materials. From each contemplation of the existence of a flower, abstractions of a microcosm invisible to the human eye arise; a universe full of sensuality; an amazing eroticism revealed in shapes, colors, and textures.

The Flowers of New York series also invites viewers to immerse themselves in the interplay between perception and the physical world. It explores the intricate relationship between the human experience and the essence of flowers, delving into the profound connection between our senses, emotions, and the fleeting beauty of nature.

Through these captivating images, the series transcends mere documentation and invites contemplation of the deeper layers of existence. It beckons us to witness the hidden poetry that unfolds within the delicate petals, the dance of light and shadow that breathes life into each frame, and the ethereal essence that permeates the air.

By capturing these moments of grace and transience, the series grasps fragments of a larger narrative—the eternal cycle of birth, growth, decay, and rebirth that permeates all living beings. It is a visual meditation on the profound interconnectedness of all things and an invitation to explore the mysteries that lie beyond our everyday perception.

Flowers of New York is an ode to the fleeting beauty and profound wisdom in the natural world, reminding us to cherish and celebrate the ephemeral moments that imbue our lives with depth and meaning.