Visualisation study — Korea
Sculpture proposal for Korea
This Chroma Lupine sculpture was named Chameleon, because of its ability to change colour and blend in with every environment. The Chameleon Lupine or Lupinus Sparsiflorus, changes colour after pollination as a way of communication with the bees.
Public wooden installation
A Tribute to Alexander Calder
In 1970, Alexander Calder creates Stabile-Mobile, a sculpture enthroned on the esplanade of the...
Tropaeolum, a Wildflower Fields painting
Tropaeolum is a wild flower that blooms from June to October. After flowering, brightly coloured...
