Beach stone & Wild Mimosa __ Movement & Balance.
This installation has been created with wild mimosa branches and a porous stone found on the beach.
The stone becomes my natural, sustainable & reusable mechanics — holding the stems and letting nature support the design.
Suspended above, the second stone moves gently in the air, allowing the composition to breathe and change.
A reminder that sustainable floristry begins with simply observing and just letting nature support nature.
#atelierfro #floralstylist #mimosa #foamfreefloristry #lisbon
🪄🍊 dried orange slices sculptures
Could be used separately as a part of a creative concept in different shapes & sizes - for photoshoot, table styling, event decor,..
Which one is your favourite? Let me know in the comments 🙏🏻
✨Just orange slices
✨ Icelandic lava & Orange combo
✨ Pearls & Orange combo
✨ Wire & Orange combo
#atelierfro #driedorangestyling #driedorangeslices #botanicalsculpture #tørketappelsin #floralstylingnorway #floralstylist #botanicalstylist #contemporaryfloral #contemporaryflorist #icelandiclava #orangeandpearl #apelsin #tablescapestylist #tablestyling #stylingforphotoshoots #creativefloralstyling #botanicalstyling #oslo #nesodden #norway🇳🇴
Working with tulips from my garden as sculptural material rather than decoration.
A composition built around contrast, balance, form and tension.
Heavy vintage glass and weightless synthetic black mesh which mirrors the movement of the stems.
#whitetulips #contemporaryflorals #contemporarybotanicalart #floralstylist #floralartdirection
Soft lines, quiet movement & unexpected materials.
Rice noodles are handcrafted into vases and serves partly as mechanics.
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White Muscari picked from my garden.
Paired together into a contemporary floral composition exploring texture, rhythm, balance, contrast and impermanence.
#whitemuscari #ricenoodles #noodlevase #contemporaryflorals #botanicalstyling
Icelandic lava pearls & White Muscari botanical sculpture.
Contrast in materials & Endless possibilities.
Adjustable mechanics make this sculpture not static but in a sense alive.
Combination of fresh white Muscari & lava pearls on wire creates a contemporary, minimal, artistic, elegant feel, where green stems bring contrast movement to the black lines of wire and in a sense create "a bridge of liveliness" between black & white elements.
#botanicalsculpture #flowerstylistnorway #lavapearls #whitemuscari #blackandwhitefloral
Empathy and connection.
Muscari installation where each stem has its unique shape and character - by mindful observation, willing to respect and accept the uniqueness of each stem and gently finding a way to connect - they are able to levitate together peacefully in space and time.
#atelierfro #muscari #natureinmotion #artdirection #botanicalinstallation
What the sea leaves behind..
Working with freshly gathered oysters and seaweed, this piece embraces impermanence and transformation - forming a sculptural gesture/composition that sits between still life and land art.
Each element remains unaltered — guided by instinct, balance, and material honesty.
#atelierfro #oysters #oystershells #seaweed #seaside
Purity and balance.
Fresh muscari, cut from the ground, still carries the memory of upward growth. Suspended here, they search for a new direction—finding balance not alone, but through contact.
Stems curve like gestures, tracing invisible forces, adjusting and depending on each other in real time.
#atelierfro #muscari #natureinmotion #artdirection #botanicalinstallation
I didn’t want to arrange them at their peak.
I wanted this moment—the one we usually overlook.
When petals loosen, when stems can no longer hold themselves the same way. When everything feels a little more fragile, a little more real.
There’s a tenderness and honesty in that in-between stage.
Not fully alive, not gone either.
Turning a few stems upside down felt instinctive, like answering one gesture with another. A quiet mirroring.
A way of letting them fall, but not completely.
An arrangement that exists only briefly,
yet insists on being seen.
#atelierfro #tuliparrangement #floralartistry #floralarrangements #contemporaryfloralart
It started as a simple bunch of muscari.
One material. One palette.
Endless possibilities in form, movement, and balance.
I’m interested in the point where floristry becomes an object.
Where flowers are no longer simply placed,
but shaped—held in tension, guided into new relationships with space.
This is part of that exploration.
There’s something about working with one flower only.
You begin to notice everything—
the weight, the curve, the way it wants to fall.
This work asked me to slow down, to adjust, to rethink again and again.
Each curve is a decision.
Each stem, gently persuaded into a new direction.
I was thinking about movement the whole time.
Not just how it looks—
but how it feels to follow each line.
Like something growing, reaching, drifting…
even when it’s still.
Working within a limitation continues to be my focus.
#atelierfro #muscarisculpture #muscari #floralartistry #artdirection
Three tulips. One continuous line.
This work begins where beauty is usually abandoned.
The tulip, deconstructed beyond its peak —
when form softens and structure begins to dissolve.
It is reassembled as a linear composition — revealing the anatomy of the flower and allowing the time to be visible.
The wire acts as both support and drawing in space.
The mirror introduces a second perspective and extends the work beyond its physical limits by introducing duplication, distortion, and making seen what would be otherwise hidden.
This piece is about observing and capturing change — closely, delicately, honestly.
#atelierfro #tulipinstallation #contemporarybotanicalart #botanicalsculpture #artdirection
