OBJECT 01 · Botanicals
Bonsai Tree
Bonsai Tree uses controlled asymmetry to suggest age, patience, and growth within a deliberately bounded display.
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EXHIBIT 10 · PETALS · LEAVES · BONES
Nature, translated
Organic forms do not naturally arrive in right angles. That tension is what makes them compelling to build. Flowers become layered geometry; trees become carefully balanced color; dinosaurs move between living creature and reconstructed skeleton.
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OBJECT 02 · Botanicals
Flower Bouquet
Flower Bouquet treats stems as a system and each bloom as a different experiment in radial construction.
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OBJECT 03 · Botanicals
Bouquet of Roses
The Bouquet of Roses repeats one familiar flower while allowing angle, openness, and height to vary from stem to stem.
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OBJECT 04 · Botanicals
Succulents
Succulents turn a collection of compact plant geometries into a study of repetition without sameness.
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Japanese Maple Tree
Japanese Maple Tree makes color the subject, using a dense canopy to capture the drama of seasonal change.
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OBJECT 06 · Jurassic World
T. rex Breakout
T. rex Breakout presents the dinosaur as cinematic force—motion, danger, and scale organized into a scene.
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OBJECT 07 · Jurassic World
Brachiosaurus Discovery
Brachiosaurus Discovery shifts the emphasis from pursuit to awe, making the animal’s height the defining experience.
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OBJECT 08 · Jurassic World
Dinosaur Fossils: Tyrannosaurus rex
The fossil removes skin and spectacle to reveal structure: the creature understood through the architecture of its bones.
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